Depends. Algorithms typically do one of two things:
1. impose system changes
2. produce or modify a data structure
The first is more challenging. The best bet is a good test environment. The second is simple: just output the data. I prefer to send it to html and display it as a table or tree formatted by css.
Depends. Algorithms typically do one of two things:
1. impose system changes
2. produce or modify a data structure
The first is more challenging. The best bet is a good test environment. The second is simple: just output the data. I prefer to send it to html and display it as a table or tree formatted by css.
Care to elaborate on this? You mean as: you implemented an algorithm say in Python and want to visually see what happens (the flow)?