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I'd like to propose adding some kind of verbose mode to the sorting algos - if enabled, it prints the list in every step (possibly with some kind of explanatory comment).

Example:

Quick.sort [3, 4, 2] verbose

Output:

sorting [3, 4, 2] -> lt: [2], eq: [], gt: [4], pivot: 3
sorting [2]: already sorted
sorting []: already sorted
sorting [4]: already sorted
result: [2] ++ ([] ++ [3]) ++ [4] = [2, 3, 4]

Would this be useful? If yes, I can start working on a PR.

EDIT On second thoughts, a visual representation (like the Dart Repo provides) might be much more useful (but also harder to implement). I'd love to get feedback on this idea!

Dear maintainers,

I noticed that this repository is still labeled with 'hacktoberfest'. However, there are still two PR's from last years Hacktoberfest by me that

• weren't accepted
• haven't been commented

which seems to indicate that this repository is dead. However, I noticed that there has been some activity in the last 12 months. Could you please clarify whether this repo is still open to contributions or not?

Thanks & kind regards
Frank

Currently, there's no license file contained in the repo. This essentially prevents anybody from using the code in this repo for (almost?) all purposes (see github/choosealicense.com#196).

I'd suggest we use the MIT license like the other repos do (provided it's possible to get all former contributors to agree to this).

Hi,
This repository looks great for beginners, and I would like to practice by ELM skills for Hacktober Fest.
I wanted to start with Search Algorithms as mentioned in Algorithms Explanation.

As ELM is web framework, instead of creating a complete web app, I was thinking if I could use run-elm to run ELM files in CLI directly instead of creating an Web app.

What would you suggest?

see e.g. https://github.com/TheAlgorithms/Python/tree/master/strings for ideas what could / should be added