Chapter 9: Problem 7
A linear search will find the value it is looking for with just one comparison if that value is stored in the ___________ array element.
Chapter 9: Problem 7
A linear search will find the value it is looking for with just one comparison if that value is stored in the ___________ array element.
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A binary search will find the value it is looking for with just one comparison if that value is stored in the ____________ array element.
Assume an array of structures is in order by the customerID ficld of the record, where customer IDs go from 101 to 500 . A) Write the most efficient pseudocode algorithm you can to find the record with a specific customerlD if every single customer ID from 101 to 500 is used and the array has 400 elements. B) Write the most efficient pscudocode algorithm you can to find a record with a customer ID near the end of the IDs, say 494 , if not every single customer 10 in the range of 101 to 500 is used and the array size is only 300 .
The maximum number of comparisons performed by linear search to find an item in an array of N elements is ___________.
To sort \(\mathrm{N}\) numbers, selection sort makes __________ passes through the data.
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