is there an algorithm that is faster than binary search, for searching in sorted values of array? in my case, I have a sorted values (could be any type values) in an A array, I need to return n if th
This is a direct quote from the textbook, Invitation to Computer Science by G. Michael Scneider and Judith L. Gersting.
Having trouble with the binary_search function listed at the top. not sure where to go with it. I\'m not very familiar with binary searching.
What is wrong with the following code? How come it does not found the letter using my implementation of a binary search?
I need help writing a program that uses binary search to recursively compute a square root (rounded down to the nearest integer) of an input non-negative integer.
- This is my find() method using Binary Search algorithm: It works just as you would expect it to. No problems at all.
String[] sortedArray = new String[]{\"Quality\", \"Name\", \"Testing\", \"Package\"}; // Search for the word \"cat\"
I have some data that is stored in a sorted vector. This vector is sorted by some key. I know the STL has an algorithm for checking if an element is in this sorted list. This means I can write somethi
I\'m trying to create a \"lookup\" column that would return the index of the array value that is equal to or less than the value being looked up. So this is my attempt, which seems to work fine, 开发者
I have this array of strings private static String[] colorsArray = { \"#bde876\", \"#ff8581\", \"#ffc472\",
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