Algorithmic Computing - Sorting and its Applications - Virtual

Sorting is a fundamental concept in computer science that optimizes data organization. Sorting is used extensively online, from Google's search engine to Instagram feeds. This interactive, single-session coding program for teens will cover sorting and an algorithm for sorting. Through hands-on exercises, participants will learn how to implement and utilize different sorting techniques, preparing them to tackle more advanced coding challenges and improving their algorithmic thinking.

NOTE: This program is NOT for coding beginners; it requires some prior knowledge of a coding language (such as Python, Java, C++, etc.).

Pre-registration is required. Instructions to join the Zoom meeting will be emailed to all registered participants prior to the first session.

See the library's online event calendar for additional "Algorithmic Computing for Coders" programs: "Solving Real-world Problems with For-Loops" (Aug. 31), "Binary Search" (Sept. 7), and "Stacks and Queues" (Sept. 14). Participants must register for each session separately.

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