Turbo mode is required for fast speeds. Fastest = very fast sort, no rendering while the sort is happening (capable of about 1,750 items, on Turbowarp about 10,000) Performance = faster sort (for amounts greater than 500 items, use TurboWarp for better speeds) Graphics = very slow sort with interesting graphics (for amounts greater than 80 items, use TurboWarp for decent speed) Equations: - Performance and Fastest: Comparisons: 1.5n^2 + 4.5n Swaps: 0.5n^2 - 0.5n - Graphics: Comparisons: n^3 + 4n^2 + 3n Swaps: 0.5n^2 - 0.5n
https://turbowarp.org/760385057?turbo&hqpen for better speeds (note: I made these item ratings for Scratch with the time limit being about 20 seconds or less) The way this project is faster than traditional insertion sorts is it skips (n - count1) iterations inside of the master sorting loop. Extra information: Speed differences between modes are because of different rendering methods, not actual sorting differences.
