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....as described by Nguyen and Wong [17] for sorting algorithms also support the developer. For example, the visualizer used in [17] can easily be replaced by another implementation. By definition, theprogrammer role may be unaware of future plans for animation when implementing the algorithm. Rasala [18] describes how array algorithms can be automatically animated. This requires adapting the array to a template and using a special implementation that visualizes the operations. Thus, a small change to the code is required. Several systems supporting the programmer role rely on debugger data, ....
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Robert Rasala. Automatic Array Algorithm Animation in C++. 30 Symposium on Computer Science Education (SIGCSE '99), New Orleans, Louisiana, pages 257--260, March 1999.
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