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What is the difference between a binary search and a
sequential search?
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Binary search is search all. sequential search is the
linear serach.
Example for Search all: File contains 100 records. supose
if u r searching for 75 th record, first entire file
divided into two parts, it will check , whether record is
in first half or second.. like that file ds divded into
diffrent parts
sequential serach: if the file contains 100 records, spose
if u r looking for 75th record, it will start serach from
first record...
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