The Sorting Algorithms Simulator is an interactive Python application that provides real-time visualization of various sorting algorithms. Built with Tkinter for the GUI and Matplotlib for data visualization, this project offers an engaging way to understand how different sorting algorithms work.

Key Features:

• Visualize 6+ sorting algorithms (Bubble Sort, Insertion Sort, Selection Sort, Merge Sort, Quick Sort, Heap Sort)
• Real-time progress tracking with performance metrics
• Customizable array size (3-500 elements)
• Interactive controls: Start, Stop, Reset functionality
• Detailed value labels and array display
• About section with developer information

Technical Highlights:

• Object-oriented Python implementation
• Generator-based animation system for smooth visualization
• Dynamic array generation and reset capability
• Comprehensive error handling and input validation
• Clean, modular code structure

Educational Value: This project serves as an excellent resource for:

• Computer science students learning algorithms
• Educators demonstrating sorting concepts
• Developers interested in Python GUI programming
• Anyone curious about algorithm visualization

Project Structure:

sorting-algorithms-simulator/
├── sorting_simulator.py # Main application code
├── README.md # Project documentation
└── images/ # Screenshots and visuals

Explore the code, contribute improvements, or use it as a learning resource. The project is open-source under MIT License, encouraging collaboration and innovation in algorithm education.