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  • Tools

Websites you should use to learn classic algorithms

• A Visual Guide to Graph Traversal Algorithms - Interactive visualisations for learning how graph traversal algorithms work
• Algomation - A didactic, animated, exposition of algorithms.
• Algorithm Visualizer - Dozens of animated algorithms (with code), and you can also create your own.
• Algorithms Visualization - A dense article on Algorithms Visualization.
• Big-O Cheat Sheet - Big-O complexities of common algorithms used in Computer Science.
• Data Structure Visualizations - Visualize the behavior of Data Structures and play with its operations.
• Geeks for Geeks - Lots and lots of well explained and implemented algorithms.
• Path Finding - A visual representation on how algorithms such as A*, IDA*, Breadth-First-Search, Best-First-Search and others describe a path between two points A and B.
• Rosetta Code - A programming chrestomathy site which aims to present implementations of many algorithms and data structures in different programming languages.
• Sorting Algorithms - Nice and simple animations of sorting algorithms. With short codes and discussions.
• Stoimen's web log - Some algorithms nicely explained.
• VisuAlgo - Visualising data structures and algorithms through animation.
• Wikipedia - Algorithms - Of course!!
• Wikipedia - Data Structures - and why not ?!!

Free and High Quality Courses Online

• Algorithms: Divide and Conquer, Sorting and Searching, and Randomized Algorithms - The primary topics are: asymptotic ("Big-oh") notation, sorting and searching, divide and conquer, and randomized algorithms.
• Algorithms: Graph Search, Shortest Paths, and Data Structures - The primary topics are: data structures, graph primitives, and their applications.
• Algorithms: Greedy Algorithms, Minimum Spanning Trees, and Dynamic Programming - The primary topics are: greedy algorithms and dynamic programming.
• Algorithms: Shortest Paths Revisited, NP-Complete Problems and What To Do About Them - The primary topics are: shortest paths, NP-completeness and what it means for the algorithm designer, and strategies for coping with computationally intractable problems.
• Algorithms, Part I - This course covers the essential information that every serious programmer needs to know about algorithms and data structures.Part I covers elementary data structures, sorting, and searching algorithms.
• Algorithms, Part II - Part II focuses on graph- and string-processing algorithms.
• Khan Academy Algorithms - Algorithm course ministred by Tomas Cormen and Devin Balkcom.
• MIT - 6-006 - Well explained algorithms.
• MIT - 6-046j - Similar to the previous one, but with different algorithms.
• MIT - 6-00sc - An easy and well explained introduction to algorithms.
• Udacity Intro to Algorithms - Python-based Algorithms course.
• YogiBearian YouTube Channel - Lots of well explained vidoes on various computer science subjects. Account terminated due to violations of Youtube Policies.

The most highly regarded books to learn algorithms

• Algorithm Design - Pretty straight-forward.
• Algorithms - Problems explained with Java, OO good practices, visualizations, and free online resources.
• Data Structures Using C - The basic concepts and usages of data structures.
• Elementary Algorithms - An awesome book about algorithms and data structures.
• Grokking Algorithms - An illustrated book on algorithms with practical examples.
• Introduction to Algorithms - Essential!
• Swift Algorithms & Data Structures - A practical guide to concepts, theory and code.
• The Algorithm Design Manual - Easy to read and full of real world examples.
• The Art of Computer Programming - The Book.

Implementations of the most classic algorithms in a wide variety of programming languages

• C
• CoffeeScript
• C#
  • by @shkolovy
  • by @aalhour
  • by @justcoding121
• C
  • by @xtaci
  • by @PetarV-
  • by @faheel
• Erlang
• Go
• Java
  • by @phishman3579
  • by @asmolich
  • by @psjava
  • by @jeandersonbc
  • by @pedrovgs
  • by @Erdos-Graph-Framework
  • by @deepak-malik
• JavaScript
  • by @felipernb
  • by @nzakas
  • by @duereg
  • by @mgechev
• Objective-C
  • by @ EvgenyKarkan
• Python
  • by @nryoung
  • by @prakhar1989
  • by @laurentluce
  • by @nelson-brochado
• Ruby
  • by @kanwei
  • by @sagivo
  • by @kumar91gopi
• Scala
• Swift
  • by @kingreza
  • by @waynewbishop
  • by @hollance
• Language agnostic
  • by @kennyledet
  • by @indy256
  • by @sagivo
  • by @patmorin

Online Judges to practice what you learned above

• ACM-ICPC Live Archive - Hundreds of problems from previous ACM-ICPC Regionals and World Finals.
• AIZU ONLINE JUDGE - Japanese Online Judge.
• CS Academy - Holds online contests and IOI practice contests
• CodeChef - More problems and monthly online contests.
• Codeforces - The only programming contests Web 2.0 platform
• CodeMarshal - Real world contests online!
• CodeWars - A website that houses support to solve algorithms in many languages in varying difficulty.
• CoderByte - A decent website with algorithm challenges from beginner to advanced levels. Supports most of the popular languages like C , python, javascript, ruby.
• HackerEarth - Practice alogrithmic problems & challenges and participate in hiring challenges.
• HackerRank - Featured algorithm and functional programming online judges
• Infoarena - Romanian Online Judge. 1500 algorithmic problems
• Kattis- Online judge and problem archive
• LavidaOnlineJudge - Korean Online Judge(Half English). 1300 problems.
• Learneroo Algorithms Tutorials - Learn and practice algorithms by solving challenges online.
• LeetCode - Learn algorithms and prepare for interviews.
• PKU JudgeOnline - Chinese Online Judge.
• ProjectEuler - Mathematical problems that can be solved using algorithms (or just a pencil, depends on how much you already know).
• Rosalind - A platform for learning bioinformatics and programming through problem solving.
• ShareCode.io - Online Judge and contest host with a lot of algorithmic problems in the archive to practice.
• Snakify - An introductory Python course with 100 algorithmic problems and a step-by-step debugger (from Russia).
• SPOJ - More problems.
• TopCoder - Lots of problems and real world/money worthy problems in Graphic Design, Data Science and Development.
• Toph - Sport programming platform for online contests. It also has a growing problem archive.
• URI - Brazilian Online Judge. Not so much problems, but it's growing and it has online contests.
• UVA - Hundreds of problems (from previous ACM-ICPC Regionals, World Finals and others).

Some tools that can help you in the learning of algorithms

• flow-chart.js - A tool that allows you to create flowcharts that can simulate real algorithms.
• interactive-coding-challenges - Interactive, test-driven coding challenges (algorithms and data structures).

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