what do we know about the contents of the arrays left and right with respect to what objects (integers) they contain in general
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A "divide and conquer" approach known as binary search necessitates sorting the starting array first. Because the technique divides the array into two equal halves, it is called a binary algorithm. A binary search will initially examine the middle item in the array and evaluate it in relation to the search terms.
<h3>What exactly is binary search?</h3>- Finding an element's location in a sorted array can be done using the searching method known as binary search.
- With this method, an array's middle is always searched for the element. Only on a list of things that has been sorted can binary search be used. If the elements are not sorted already, we need to sort them first.
- Binary search is used to find values in any sorted collection from any language library, including Java,.NET, C++ STL, etc.
- A sorted array can be searched using the binary search algorithm by continually halving the search interval. Utilizing the knowledge that the array is sorted, binary search attempts to minimize the time complexity to O (Log n).
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