What is the difference between a binary search and a
sequential search?
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Answer Posted / shailendra
binary search :
only = is valid, only one comparision os possible, search
all will be in syntex,input file will be sorted order with
the key on which basis we search.
seqential search :
many comparision is possible at the same time,
all the comparision > < = greater equal and other
comparision is possible
srted order is not req.
in syntex only search will mention
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