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Ever use Google maps? Well, Google maps uses a type of pathfinding algorithm in order to route you from your origin to your destination. PathFinder is simply a tool that visualizes how these types of pathfinding algorithms work. With PathFinder, you can visualize how the Breadth First Search and Depth First Search pathfinding algorithms operate …
An interactive web application that demonstrates various pathfinding algorithms in a visual format. This project allows users to see how algorithms explore paths and find the shortest route between points on a grid. The visualizer provides an intuitive way to understand complex algorithms like Dijkstra, A*, BFS, and DFS algorithms. Hope it helps!✨
This project implements two essential pathfinding algorithms used in artificial intelligence and graph traversal: A* (A-star) and Breadth-First Search (BFS). It is designed to help visualize and compare how these algorithms find paths from a start point to a goal within a grid-based environment.