[Feature Request]: Wanted to Add Sorting Visualizer

[Vaibhav-kesarwani]

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Feature Description

1. Dropdown Menu: Allow users to select from various sorting algorithms such as Bubble Sort, Selection Sort, Insertion Sort, Merge Sort, Quick Sort, and Heap Sort.
2. Random Array: Generate a random array of numbers.
3. Speed Control: Adjust the speed of the animation.
4. Bars/Lines: Represent array elements as vertical bars or lines of varying heights.
5. Description Panel: Display a brief description of the selected algorithm, including its time complexity and space complexity.

Use Case

1. Teaching Sorting Algorithms: Visualizers are excellent for teaching how sorting algorithms work. They help students understand the step-by-step process and the inner workings of different algorithms.
2. Demonstrating Algorithm Efficiency: By visualizing the sorting process, students can see firsthand the efficiency differences between algorithms (e.g., O(n^2) vs. O(n log n)).
3. Comparing Algorithms: Researchers and developers can use visualizers to compare the performance of different sorting algorithms on various types of data.
4. Hands-On Experience: Interactive visualizers allow users to manipulate the array, step through the algorithm, and observe changes in real-time, enhancing understanding through active engagement.
5. Self-Study: Individuals learning algorithms on their own can use visualizers to better understand and practice sorting techniques

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Priority

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