Quick-sort with Hungarian (Küküllomenti legényes) folk dance.flv

[@TheCrakrjack]

Makes me want to drop computer science and take up Hungarian Folk Dance.

[@andrewmartin3671]

This is still faster than doing it in Python.

[@57thorns]

Would be really interesting to see them doing a parallel quick sort. More and more sorting hats in work at the same time.

[@almachidziya447]

its really awesome and really dope..........thanks for the lesson

[@WPPatriot]

It took all of them dancing together to get me to accept that the dancing was, in fact, not random. Still the best way to learn how these algorithms work though.

[@Ariccio123]

The funny thing is - the "Bubble-sort with Hungarian ("Csángó") folk dance" video is 1:39 shorter - including 1:46 of dancing!

[@PaulSukys]

This is so brilliant!

[@lazyac_]

First question " They understand the Quick sort or they just learn the steps ? " Nevermind , This is fucking awesome , they help me to stay focus on my studies :).

[@megr]

What a time to be a software engineer

[@WhatsACreel]

It's funny, I know how a quicksort works but I still can't stop watching this, it's so silly!

Even tough it is awesome, I better not throttle my processor with our folk dances, because a quick sort took 7 minutes. :D

[@longbow87]

Good job teaching the dancers computer algorithms! :)

[@ludologist4407]

it helps me alot. thx

[@ElifArslan-l9g]

really fun and good

[@mikhailsobol3895]

That's how algorithms should be taught!

[@Soyluyorum]

Now that was really quick

[@TheApoorvkhurasia]

A multi threaded version would be much more fun to watch!

[@ShivaRamaKrishnaBuraka]

Ah!! they are implementing the original Hoare variant partition !!

[@sunatme]

Great anf funny! Thank you!

[@samedontknow]

good! Remind Me how quick sort works

[@PawelVVysocki]

love happy endings :]

[@Enyby]

This dancer - not programmers, but known how sort in quick sort. :-)

[@100nfs]

awesome.. thanks!

[@NotMeInc]

Ah, so that’s what my computer has been doing when I search something…

[@Nandaflow]

jajaja buenazo buenaso me gusto bastante jajaj

[@jayk91]

pretty freaking awesome tutorial :DDDD:D:D:D

[@mdziwulss]

this is bad ass

[@birderwang]

ha, so funny~ I will show this to students studying algorithm/data structure.

[@Buffalo_kyiv]

who is the pivot?

[@rebelheart-_630]

This is funny asl i watched in 1.5x

[@belgianstar]

Is the quality bad or don't I C#?

[@Woooahs]

so number 3 was the first Pivotelement here right?

[@hailinhnguyen5670]

hay quá

[@An0bject]

Now imagine if they'd used bubblesort, in O(n^2) time

[@longbow87]

not clear enough, but i still like it :)

[@gcontad]

It feels as if they took those people out of my head and put him on youtube...

[@kv310]

always the first one.

[@Boltzmann123]

this shite is gold

[@Chataou]

As I expected, that took no applause

[@Sagar13iffy]

7 minutes to sort 10 dancers!! Good that numbers actually don't dance.. though I wish they did :D

[@UntakenNick]

It doesn't look that gay when you do it in C++..

[@HuynhBill]

Thuật toán này khó đây

[@benjoe1993]

az

[@binary132]

they have one..... lol

[@XN0NIX]

not so quick quick-sort :P

[@semmu93]

not really that !quick! sorting :D

[@LordXas]

6 seems bored