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Given an array containing the sequence 1,5,29,45,67,76,92,104,187,234 (in that o

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Question

Given an array containing the sequence 1,5,29,45,67,76,92,104,187,234 (in that order)

1. state each comparison made in finding the number 234 using linearsearch. (For example, 234:1 is a comparison of 234 with1.)

234:1, 234:5, 234:29, 234:45, 234:67, 234:76, 234:92, 234:104, 234:187,

234:234

2. state each comparison made in determining that the number 48 is not present using linear search.

48:1, 48:5, 48:29, 48:45, 48:67, 48:76, 48:92, 48:104, 48:187, 48:234

3. Given an array containing the sequence 1,5,29,45,67,76,92,104,187,234 (in that order)

1. state each comparison made in finding the number 234 using binary search. (For example, 234:1 is a comparison of 234 with1.)

234:67, 234:104, 234:234

2. state each comparison made in determining that the number 48 is not present using binary search.


234:67, 234:29, 234:45

Explanation / Answer

Given array sequence 1,5,29,45,67,76,92,104,187,234

1.In linear search,the required element to be searched is compared with each element in array in the same order in which it is available in array.

1.1).here ,234 need to be find .so,we start with first element 1,then 5,then 29...until either array is over or element is found.

required comparisons:-

234:1

234:5

234:29

234:45

234:67

234:76

234:92

234:104

234:187

234:234 successful

1.2).Here,48 needs to be find.so,we follow the same procedure as above.we compare it with each element until 48 is found or array is over.

48:1

48:5

48:29

48:45

48:67

48:76

48:92

48:104

48:187

48:234 unsuccessful search

3). array given = 1,5,29,45,67,76,92,104,187,234

3.1). here ,to find we have to apply binary search.

in binary search we,have to follow these algorithms:-

BS(a,i,j,x)// a is array with starting index i ,ending index j and x is element to be searched

{

if(i==j)

{

if(a[i]==x)

return i;

else

return -1;// -1 indicates unsuccessful searching

}

else

{

m = floor((i+j)/2);

if(a[m] == x)

return m;

else

{

if(a[m] > x)

BS(a,i,m-1,x)// if smaller go left

else

BS(a,m+1,j,x)// if greater go right

}

}

according to above algorithm,required comparions

234:67

234:104

234:234

3.2).here,48 is to be found

following the same procedure as above,we get

required comparisons are:-

48:67

48:5

48:29 here,-1 is returned means unsuccessful searching

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