How Bubbles Help Computers To Sort Numbers!? - The Bubble Sort Algorithm

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An animated video going over an intuitive way to arrive at the bubble sort algorithm. It covers how the algorithm relates to bubbles and shows step by step how the sorting works.
I hope you enjoy the video, it was a lot of work to make :p The animations were created using manim: docs.manim.com...
​Music Title: 'Escape' by @Sappheiros 🇺🇸
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[@weiSane]

Do more sorting algorithms please and more data structures. This was great.

[@bvdlio]

Working on one right ^^ They will all be in this playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLAqjN7OLT9pxXy__cSAalvzMT39a5fD6C

[@g0fher]

Yo that exactly what many people need. You explain everything in a few minutes! I'd like to see more complicated algorithms, I hope you'll post it sometime.

[@bvdlio]

Thanks! Working on one right ^^ They will all be in this playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLAqjN7OLT9pxXy__cSAalvzMT39a5fD6C

[@nonsuspicious]

Amazing content out here!

[@bvdlio]

Glad you think so!

[@anon_y_mousse]

This is truly weird, you did it backwards from usual, just like insertion sort, and you covered it in more detail than insertion sort, and covered it after insertion sort. Hopefully you'll put more into showing an implementation for quick sort as well as merge sort. Shame you didn't post a bogo sort for April 1st, would've been great.

[@bvdlio]

Sometimes I want to illustrate the concept behind an algorithm to non computer science people. There will be many more videos with implementations. Thank you for all your comments! I will keep everything in mind ☺️

[@AlinaKlein953]

Bro i didn't even watch your one video but i gived sub already

[@bvdlio]

Legend!

[@ForsmanTomas]

I would imagine it would be faster if when you encounter a smaller value you do a reverse bubble on it and move it to the left as long as it doesn't find a smaller number and then continue with the first value towards the top. Also, when new bubbles find a sorted bubble that is larger (or smaller in the reverse part) it doesn't need to check any further because it will not find any more values to pass.

[@muhammadannys668]

You deserve more view and subs

[@adgeifc]

Bubble nice

[@wga108]

How about adding some corresponding Python code?

[@bvdlio]

I will keep in mind to add more code examples when applicable. Didn't think it would fit the style of this one. I wanted it to be about grasping the concept of sorting. I will make sure to cover programming of the sorting algorithms as well in later videos.