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searching is the procedure of looking for something searching a list containing 100000 elements is not the similar as searching a list containing 10
document processing is quickly becoming one of the dominant functions of computers computers are utilized to edit search amp transport documents over
search engines employ software robots to survey the web amp build their databases web documents retrieved amp indexed through keywords while you
the searching method are applicable to a number of places in currents world may it be internet search engines text pattern matching on line enquiry
a in worst case the order of linear search is o n2b linear search is more competent than binary searchc for binary search the array must be sorted in
comparative study of linear and binary searchbinary search is lots quicker than linear search some comparisons are followingnumber of array elements
each of the comparison in the binary search decrease the number of possible candidates where the key value can be searched by a factor of 2 as the
illustrates the program for binary searchprogram binary searchheader filesincludeltstdiohgtincludeltconiohgtfunctionsvoid binarysearchint array int
step 1 declare array k of size n ie kn is an array which stores all the keys of a file containing n recordsstep 2 ilarr0step 3 lowlarr0
an unsorted array is searched through linear search that scans the array elements one by one until the wanted element is foundthe cause for sorting
linear search employee an exhaustive method of verified each element in the array against a key value whereas a match is found the search halts will
efficiency of linear searchhow much number of comparisons is there in this search in searching for a particular elementthe number of comparisons
a telephone directory having n 10 records and name field as key let us assume that the names are stored in array m ie m0 to m9 and the search has to
program for linear searchprogram linear searchprogram for linear searchheader filesincludeltstdiohgtincludeltconiohgtglobal variablesint searchint
here m represents the unordered array of elements n represents number of elements in the array and el represents the value to be searched
linear search is not the most efficient way to search an item within a collection of items though it is extremely simple to implement furthermore if
searching is the procedure of looking for something finding one piece of data that has been stored inside a whole group of data it is frequently the
graphs are data structures which consist of a set of vertices amp a set of edges which connect the vertices a graph where the edges are directed is
1 which graph traversal uses a queue to hold vertices which are to be processed next 2 which of the graph traversal is recursive by nature3 for a
algorithm for determining strongly connected components of a graphstrongly connected components gwhere du discovery time of the vertex u throughout
step 1 choose a vertex in the graph and make it the source vertex amp mark it visitedstep 2 determine a vertex which is adjacent to the source vertex
while bfs is applied the vertices of the graph are divided into two categories the vertices that are visited as part of the search amp those vertices
the minimum cost ning tree has broad applications in distinct fields it represents several complicated real world problems such as1 minimum
program segment for all pairs shortest paths algorithmallpairsshortestpathsint n matrix c matrix p matrix dint i j kif i j then cij 0 for i 0
n number of rows of the graphdij cijfor k from 1 to ndo for i 1 to ndo for j 1 to ndij minimum d ij k-1 d ikk-1 d kjk-1enddoenddoenddowhere d