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Display Performance Metrics for Sorting Algorithms #2

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m-a-x-s-e-e-l-i-g opened this issue Nov 7, 2024 · 1 comment
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Display Performance Metrics for Sorting Algorithms #2

m-a-x-s-e-e-l-i-g opened this issue Nov 7, 2024 · 1 comment
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@m-a-x-s-e-e-l-i-g
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Feature Request: Display Performance Metrics for Sorting Algorithms

It would be beneficial to have a feature that displays performance metrics for sorting algorithms. This feature should include both time and memory usage statistics. It could be a small chart like this:
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Feature Description:

  • Execution Time: Measure and display the time taken by the algorithm to complete the sorting process.
  • Memory Usage: Track and show the amount of memory used during the sorting process.

Why This Feature is Important:

  • Performance Comparison: Allows users to compare the efficiency of different sorting algorithms in terms of speed and memory consumption.
  • Optimization: Helps in identifying which algorithms are more suitable for specific scenarios, especially when memory usage is a critical factor.
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I'm new to sorting algorithm. I came across your project on https://madewithsvelte.com/, started playing, and got some ideas on different ways of sorting. Your project makes it so easy to try stuff out. I'm only missing some way of measuring performance within the tool itself.

@mszula mszula added the enhancement New feature or request label Nov 7, 2024
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