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push_swap: "turk algorithm" An algorithmic C project focused on sorting data with a limited set of instructions. The goal is to sort a stack of integers using only two stacks ('A' and 'B') and a specific set of rotation, swap, and push operations, aiming for the lowest possible number of moves.
Implementation of an algorithm for sorting numbers within a fixed set of rules. Enhancing the "Turk Algorithm".
42 Core Curriculum --- Stack sorting algorithm using limited operations in C. The used algorithm, "Turksort", can be found in the linked video.
My push_swap project for the 42 Cursus. An integer sorting program, using a limited set of instructions. 84/100
📶 Push-swap 2 stacks sorting
push_swap will sort random integers on a stack, with a limited set of instructions, trying to use the least stack operations to get a sorted stack.
Algebraic generating functions, permutation bases, and formal proofs for generalized stack sorting.
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Oct 14, 2026
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Lean
A stack-based sorting program in C that uses optimized quick sort and stack partitioning to efficiently sort integers with minimal operations. Developed for the 42 curriculum to strengthen skills in algorithms and data structures.
This project challenges you to efficiently sort data on a stack using a limited set of instructions and minimizing the number of moves. Explore and implement various sorting algorithms to find the best solutions for optimized data sorting.
push_swap is a sorting algorithm project from the 42/1337 curriculum, focused on sorting a stack of integers using a limited set of operations with the goal of minimizing the number of moves.
42_push_swap; a game to introduce algorithm design
A length-22 permutation that three stacks in series cannot sort, with a machine-checkable DRAT certificate. Superseded by Pantone-Vatter (2026).
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Sep 3, 2026
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Python
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