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Data Structures Keywords. Sanath Srinivas Write a keywords for Data structures and algorithms book Arrays Linked lists Stacks Queues Trees Graphs Hash tables Sorting algorithms Searching algorithms Dynamic programming Recursion Binary search Heaps Priority queues Dijkstra's a...

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This would be a very important question which has
a very very high probability of being asked well
binary search as the name suggests Uh it 's two
entities
The first thing you have to always remember when
you work with binary search is that it 'll only work on
sorted data well. Your data either has to be sorted in
the ascending order or the descending order
compulsorily, and once you have the ordered data
basically, you have an array. Let 's say you have an
array and basically. If you have to search an element
in this particular array. The first thing you'll do is you
will find the middle element of it. If it 's an even
number. Your middle number will be considered as
the average of those two numbers, but then if you
have an odd number, you will find one singular middle
element. So then the data is basically split into the left
side and the right side. Now. If you arranged it in in
the ascending order, UH let 's say we. Have top seven
elements one two. Three four five six. Seven four will
be the middle element right so if you 're searching for
three. Then of course you already know that you do
n't have to search up and above four. Because it wo n't
be there. Your data is already in the ascending order,
so you'll of course search below four. Then again you
will split it into one two. Three four. Where uh one

, and two can be put into one side three and four can be
put into the other side and search. So this goes on in
an iterative order
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