10 Sorting Algorithms Easily Explained

Every programmer has run into sorting algorithms at one point in their career. 🧑‍💻 In today's video I am going to explain 10 Sorting Algorithms as easy as possible in only 10 minutes with the pros and cons of each.

Each sorting algorithm is explained in surface level, then the mathematical formula is explained and ending with a real life example. I encourage you to watch this video and whatever one intrigues you the most, go look up some tutorial on how you can implement this in your favourite programming language. 🧑‍💻

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Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:11 Bubble Sort
1:29 Selection Sort
2:24 Insertion Sort
3:13 Merge Sort
4:29 Quick Sort
5:41 Heap Sort
6:54 Counting Sort
7:48 Shell Sort
8:38 Tim Sort
9:27 Radix Sort
10:27 WATCH!!!

[CodingWithLewis]

Let me know if you guys want me to go more in depth with these types of videos :)

[babrad]

When we learned about bubblesort in c lessons I really hated how slow it was so I tried to improve it, ending up with mergesort. I know this is nothing but I'll never forget how happy I was reinventing the wheel without reading about it elsewhere to the point this was almost 20 years ago but I clearly remember every detail -code was complete jank-

[MyCodingDiary]

You have such a knack for explaining things clearly. Awesome job!

[BriariusTitan]

my man lewis making gold content. every video and short is a hit man. keep up the awesome work

[MinutesScienceChannel]

I made a sorting algorithm in Excel! It's really easy and I call it Neural Sort!

[aspiredifferent]

I didn't think I will revise 10 sorting algos in 10 minutes, with this much efficiency. Thank YOU !

[codingwithroby]

This video is not getting enough love! The way you made this entertaining while sharing real information on sorting algorithms is crazy good.

[saber-seathearn]

I just wanted to say this is one of the best videos I have watched for a topic like this. I wanted to learn something while I ate some food and this was really insightful and informative. Also straight to the point. I also really liked all of the graphics and the way you explained everything quickly and throughly.

[thecodebendermaster]

Man love the vibe of your videos👌 Feels more and more cinematic

[eechotunes]

5:55 "Heap is a tree-based data structure where all levels are filled except the lowest and is filled from the left to right." This is true but what's with the visual going against that definition? the 4 should be the left child node of the 3, shouldn't it? otherwise it's not being filled from the left lol

[Isaiahken]

I have watched other people like Brocode and others. But you helped me understand them. Thank you so much!

[vigneshshanmugam]

We want more of Data structure and algorithms video ❤

[Sinthoras]

My favourite sorting algorithm is still Stalin Sort.

[smaug]

Quick sort with pivot: median of(first, middle, last element)
Go ahead and try beat it's performance.

[Pacvalham]

If you can sort integers, you can sort colors. Black = Blue = 0x0000FF, Green = 0x00FF00, Cyan = 0x00FFFF, etc.

[maxca]

I would love if u get more in depth in these, very interesting video!

[maunilparikh]

THIS IS SO UNDERRATED! Wish my CS profs explained like that! Love from India

[mrqk]

This is a really good video as a refresher because of its concise descriptions and neat visualizations, while also being entertaining with witty remarks about the algorithms

[SaltiemcFattee]

How do you turn the stuff from the code into one of those cool things with the noise and so that it shows the sorting

[TheWP]

9:59 In verbose, radix sort has a big Oh of the product of the number of numbers in the largest number and the sum of the number of numbers and the base of the largest number.