Set 2

Hello! At Amazon, you may come across codebases that you're not familiar with, written in languages that you've not necessarily worked with before. The purpose of this task is to test your flexibility with code you've not written, using the existing documentation.

Follow this four step process, to excecute this task. Good luck!

Check in

• Star the repository: https://github.com/test123/Sorting-Algorithm-Visualizer.

Setup

• Fork the repository https://github.com/test123/Sorting-Algorithm-Visualizer
• Create a new PRIVATE repository, called Sorting-Algorithm-Visualizer-Sol.
• Duplicate the fork into the new private repository.
  Duplicating a Repository

Task

• Clone your Sorting-Algorithm-Visualizer-Sol to your laptop/desktop, and start working.
• Add one sorting algorithm to the visualizer (one that isn't already there).
• Check the How to Contribute section of Readme.md for more clarity.

Submission

• Add test123 as a contributer to the Sorting-Algorithm-Visualizer-Sol repository. Make sure you do this, once you're satisfied with your code.
• What to do after adding test123 as a collaborator? Nothing! Just wait for us to evaluate. :)
• The time this account has been added as a contributer will be the time of submission.
• Make sure the submission is done before 10pm IST, else it will not be counted.
• The commit stack will be logged at the time of submission, and any changes made to the repository, after submission, will result in disqualification.
• Even if you have only partially completed the task, feel free to submit, because the evaluation will be completely relative.

Watch out for

• Make sure the repository you create is Private.
• Any code changes made in Public repositories will result in instant disqualification.

Got any extra time? Optimize the plotting speed of the graph for some extra points! :))