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प्रश्न
What is the difference between the linear search and the binary search technique?
Differentiate between the following:
Linear search and Binary search.
Write one difference between Linear Search and Binary Search.
उत्तर
| S. No. | Linear Search | Binary Search |
| 1. | Linear search works both for sorted and unsorted data. | Binary search works on sorted data (either in ascending order or in descending order). |
| 2. | Linear search begins at the start of an array, i.e., at 0th position. | This technique divides the array into two halves, and the desired data item is searched in each half. |
Notes
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