Shell-sort with Hungarian (Székely) folk dance

[@AidenOcelot]

So this is why my computer doesn't sort well. It has to wait for the files to do a little dance

[@nikolaiii3]

change them on these guys kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4LRZ4epl76lfpo

[@vincenthe9226]

lol thats real.....me2

[@animeshnath1087]

lol :)

[@ancientwaiting]

agreed

[@nikhilghodke3444]

Most beautiful thing I have ever seen in programming teachings

[@ervinzhou8251]

How did my array become a circular linked list...

[@animeshnath1087]

lol :)

[@andrea1955]

Data structures be like that.

[@ayamirisukahyejunghyuneuneun]

they mabye disparity dots

[@Theonlyoneleft1000]

Forgot the null

[@gen2ssi396]

😂

[@flobeedoodle]

If I ever have to teach an algorithms course, I'm bringing in a dance troupe.

[@nutjob159]

man, this is SO HELPFUL!!!!

[@trkandras]

indeed, it is.:).

[@coffeedude]

This video made me understand Shell Sort, I didn't get why they said it was a variant on Insertion Sort until now

[@AlgoRythmics]

Merge-sort with Transylvanian-saxon (German) folk dance, and quick-sort with Hungarian (“Küküllőmenti legényes”) folk dance will be uploaded in few days. We are developing a software tool that didactically exploits the six dance-performances. This software will also be available soon.

[@FiorixF1]

My teacher uses these videos in class, AWESOME!!!

[@dmbvr]

Why scary? Can not you see better how it works?

[@FiorixF1]

I mean "awesome" in the sense of "excellent", "fantastic".

[@dmbvr]

Alessandro Fiorillo OOO, sorry ! You are right!I understand what it is that I do not understand. :)

[@adaxd2564]

Mine too. Rip

[@elie3423]

my teacher doesn't even have a laptop. or anything. He just talk and we write.

[@EdwardNavu]

Finally, I know what's going on in shell sort. :D

[@jennyjenjira4572]

The time consumed was worth it. It's so entertaining to watch too

[@younicornyolo4767]

This is much much clearer than any material I have ever encountered .......Great work

[@srividyajana]

the best that I have seen - explained a lot of questions I had! without explanation. Beautiful. thank you all.

[@afsangujarati9427]

Not sure about the algorithm but the dance and the music was super catchy, especially the foot works. Marvelous.

[@Hurricane6220]

These people are totally awesome! ;) I love this!

[@Stepsovich]

I don't know who came up wiwth this idea but it's so much easier to understand sorting algorithms thanks to these hungarian folk dances :')

[@byrnon]

Wow!!!. I'm a computer programmer who also likes folk-dancing. I love how you combined the two. Greetings from the USA.

[@kevinc9987]

I was learning shell sort in my algorithms class recently and found this video. Such a beautiful performance, bravo!

[@emuinacan2]

I've never enjoyed studying for finals more.. I wish my teacher had used this in class

[@liamvanderlinde1331]

Kudos to these guys for making a whole folk dance to teach us how shell sorting algorithms work

[@MissilesAgainstBats]

So wait...am I supposed to put all the elements into a circularly-linked list at the end?

[@ayushmondal9281]

nothing could be better than this!!! excellent job guys!!👍👍👍

[@irishgent0]

This is fantastic!

[@markwattne8772]

I am truly amazed!!

[@w0083e5c]

i love this.

[@iulianajubea3512]

ok, thank you. I had a hard time trying to understand shellsort, here I understood literally after 30 seconds.

[@halfnwhole751]

3:39 ARRGGGH! NOW I HAVE TO SORT AGAIN

[@hearts33d]

this changed the way i look at my whole life

[@dhruvsingh3566]

have seen tons of videos but this one totally hits different!!

[@Jacktherippler1]

and now i just want to dance with em aswell :3

[@OmnixChaoS]

Incredible 🔥🔥🔥 thanks 🙏

[@bobuxium]

Спасибо Алтайскому Государственному Университету, что обучает своих студентов по-настоящему интересными способами! Иначе я бы никогда не наткнулся на это видео и никогда бы не понял алгоритм

[@aakashsrivastava1128]

MESMERIZING....above all it makes me understand the algorithm better!!

[@AntiProtonBoy]

Régen hallottam ilyen zenét

[@ak_akemi]

It makes so much easier to understand! thanks!

[@albertsandor27]

Ez szuper! Remek az ötlet, és a kivitelezés is!

[@yujeong8373]

Thank you for helping me passing the exam

[@PawelVVysocki]

before the computer it took more than 4 minutes to sort an array of 10 dancers.

[@zeiksz]

Nagyon király :)

[@tomsirius6821]

this video make cray, it is soooo useful

[@Tonysax]

amazing and creative!

[@NaumRusomarov]

my favourite sort.

[@manixrock]

The last step is an insertion sort. All the previous steps (with comparison of far-away positions) are done to minimize the number of comparisons in the final step (and thus reduce average complexity).

[@gullyCZ]

Fantastic !!! :)

[@juliogambino8087]

I had to do a presentation about this method. If was not for the pandemic taht doesn't allow to presented to school I will have shown this my classmates

[@satvikarya569]

Creativity level :infinite 👌👌

[@tojvoglumov6574]

0:50 - This moment made me waste much time to thinking. In first iteration array divided by 2 (10/2 = 5), so they comparing 0 and 5 element, then 1 and 6 etc ... Then we divide half of array by 2 also. But why 5/2 = 3? Someone explain me...

[@ravtimlady]

It would normally be 2, but when the number is odd, the algorithm adds 1 to the calculation. It's to make sure every case is sorted properly

[@dreamy-star]

nice comment 👍

[@sicovulze2716]

@@ravtimlady but it's not odd, there are 10 dancers

[@ravtimlady]

@@sicovulze2716 But 5 (half of 10) is odd

[@biagioplantamura4415]

I have an exam tomorrow and this is helping me a lot, such a great idea!!

[@opitzer]

Gyönyörű miket ki nem találnak egyes koreográfusok:)

[@sandrops]

Beautiful!

[@陈俊棋]

awesome dance ！！

[@gambit8457]

that is so freakin awesome xD

[@rosymurillo451]

The first gap is actually 5, since N(number of elements)=10. Then the algorithm says N/2= 5. When if finishes comparing with the first gap, then it goes again with N/2, but now N=5, so the new gap will be 2. When it finishes, the last gap is 1

[@JWentu]

you are GENIOUS !!!

[@Endar92]

Nagyon jó :D Hej, te szomszéd! Ötletes

[@longmac1957]

wonderful! thank you so much

[@pathduck]

Wow who knew sorting algorithms could be so fun :)

[@mikedrews]

From the Computer Nerds in Kansas, we say thank you!

[@minichabuu]

ขอบคุณมากน่ะค่ะ...ทำให้เข้าใจ เยอะมากขึ้นเลยยยย....ขอบคุณคนทำด้วยน่ะ

[@raghavsharma3211]

thats fuckin genius...but i feel like a child xD

[@Prucek911]

Thank you!! Now I understand :)

[@TheTest3r]

You just saved my lab. Thanks so much!

[@vijaykankanala3937]

Super, I really liked very much. Lovely :)

[@MimKoRn]

This is so wonderful... And I'm like... studying ! wow.

[@sin6city6stories6]

very amusing!! :D i love it!

[@xMasteLPx]

Why does this explain Quick Sort better then my professor

[@tenzinphuljung]

THIS. IS. BEAUTIFUL. :)

[@mjedits21]

I remembered this video ,when someone asks me about shell-sort..

[@dicksonchan6709]

omg it's really usefully LOL explanation in dancing is some how better than in speaking

[@TheCSGuy1]

Excellent work. But first the understanding of the algorithm is required from another source. Too much fun while watching when you know the algorithm already. Keep it up guys.

[@charantejav]

Superb

[@Dark_Peace]

I have an exam at the end of the week. I wish the prof would've teached like that

[@Awesome奥深]

awesome.

[@linuxguru27]

Excellent...

[@Kidstv-q]

Amazing ❄👌💫💯

[@MaxKostenko-o6q]

I thought it would just fun to watch, but here i really understood why we use j -= gap. Lol, what a fun way to understand XD

[@LMC8149]

thank you sooo much!

[@Hannah-ly6ff]

thank you !!!

[@VomicaEmanio]

First time I found any sort of explanation for a sorting program that was simple enough for my egghead parents to understand

[@Arjunai]

Szép, jol sikerult:-)))

[@iamgauravdaware]

Amazing... Only didn't understand language ...But got the logic😆

[@HugoTeerds]

Wow! 😍 💯 ❌ 👍 ‼️

[@msHappLuck]

nice) Thanks

[@persicsb]

Zseniális!

[@JaymzBond]

awesome!

[@davidlandsberg9455]

People gathered to dance some algorytm dance. This needs to be in some modern dancing styles too

[@vbtktr]

this is beautiful.....................i liked it very much.....thanx for uploading do you have these things in turkish bellydance.....that will make this subject unusualy interesting

[@pf2010]

2x is so much fun!

[@Comand94]

The ONLY RIGHT WAY to learn sorting algorithms, haha!

[@АлексейПолубенский]

Шикарно!

[@rezarahmad]

nice i watching all of your video very beautifull

[@Ernuna]

thats amazing example with some performance issues! But by Knuth they should start from 4-sorting and then do 1-sorting right away. Seems like they started with Sedgewick, and decided to decrement by 1.

[@naillahgul2985]

awsome video

[@simocennetten5239]

Amazing

[@MinstrelKrampf]

Please tell me what was the inspiration for these videos? I totally get it because I'm a programmer, but how did Hungarian folk dance enter into the equation? I'm interested in learning how someone decided to illustrate Computer Programming sort algorythms as Hungarian Folk dances.

[@nagakrishna8589]

really wonderful..:)

[@Ilyun]

Действительно наглядно!

[@mdrafatalrazyrafi7201]

It's damn good

[@mione3690]

I'm studying for a test, and this is somehow disturbingly helpful O.o

[@heng9387]

fancy

[@TuMadre8000]

very helpful

[@ふっきー-v8c]

What are they saying when they compare another number?