| Basics | DDA Algorithm | Bresenham's line Algorithms |
|---|---|---|
| Arithmetic | DDA algorithm uses floating point, i.e., Real Arithmetic's. | Bresenhams algorithm uses fixed point, i.e., Integer Arithmetic's. |
| Operations | DDA algorithms uses multiplication and division in its operation. | Bresenhams algorithm use only subtraction and addition in its operations. |
| Speed | DDA algorithm is slowly than Bresenham's algorithm inline drawing because it uses real arithmetic (floating-point methods). | Bresenhams algorithm is faster than the DDA algorithm inline drawing because it performs only addition and subtractions in its calculation and uses only integer arithmetic, so it runs significantly fast. |
| Accuracy & Efficiency | DDA algorithms is not as accurate and efficient as Bresenham's algorithm. | Bresenham's algorithm is much accurate than the DDA algorithms. |
| Drawing | DDA algorithm can draw circle and curves, but which is not as accurate as Bresenhams | Bresenhams algorithm can draw circle and curves with much more accuracy than DDA Algorithm. |
| Expensive | DDA algorithm uses an excessive number of floating-point multiplications, so it is costly. | Bresenhams algorithm is less costly than the DDA algorithm as it uses only addition and subtraction. |
