I wrote a function that draws a graph which breaks down how a recursive function computes a result. I've only tested with fibonacci so far, but I think it does make it easier to understand. https://91ecb.csb.app/?n=8 pic.twitter.com/q953B3OLmh
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This is sort of similar to, but different from Algojammer (https://github.com/ChrisKnott/Algojammer …). Visualizing recursion with graphs makes it more teachable. Additionally, it increases the visibility of inefficiently recalculating parts of the tree multiple times (shown as number of links).
`quickSort` exposes a problem with this approach to debugging. It's not clear what the pivot is without seeing which value from an array didn't get passed through into either branch. Hopefully I can come up with a generalisable improvement to the UX. https://r2y6o.csb.app/?input=10,8167,2,45,3,56,7 …pic.twitter.com/tcJTccewdm
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