Musicombo's video: Block Merge Sorts with Distinguishable Buffers Keys and Blocks - Bar Graph

I recently met Mr. Ansgar Matthes (Dr.-Ing.), a German computer programmer and engineer who has maintained their own sorting algorithm animation program for over 20 years (whoa!) over at http://sortierkino.bplaced.net/ (Rough English translation available at https://translate.google.com/translate?depth=1&nv=1&pto=aue&rurl=translate.google.com&sl=auto&sp=nmt4&tl=en&u=http://sortierkino.bplaced.net/ ). It is home to tons of cool and interesting features, including **over 300 unique sorting and shuffling algorithms** (WOW!). One idea he has that's particularly fascinating is enabling color... but in the *opposite* way ArrayV uses. Instead of the array starting out with scrambled colors, it starts out as a *sorted rainbow*. In other words, the color of bars is *not* determined by their *sorted* position... rather, their *starting* position! This turns out to show off Block Merge Sorts *much more* intuitively than ever, because their buffers, tags, and left vs. right (or "A" versus "B") blocks stick out more! I hope you enjoy, and PLEASE check out Mr. Matthes' "Sorting Cinema" program and website!! You won't be disappointed. Check out the program here: https://github.com/MusicTheorist/ArrayVisualizer Visit the channel Discord here: https://discord.com/invite/2xGkKC2 Check out the Mother 1+2 Restoration project: https://discord.com/invite/ajQf9Ut