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Last edited Aug 22, 2016

Created on May 26, 2015

This animation demonstrates text differences between two versions of code. The visualization displays the diff algorithm's output as colored text: red for removed characters and green for added ones. Using an animated transition, it compares the original JavaScript files character-by-character, highlighting insertions and deletions in a side-by-side or inline view. The animation smoothly morphs between the old and new text states, making it easy to spot exactly what changed in the code.

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