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This section discusses the problem of searching for a value in an array, examining different strategies such as linear and binary search. It highlights the differences in performance when dealing with sorted versus unsorted arrays, emphasizing the efficiency of binary search. The importance of data structures in optimizing search operations is also stressed, illustrating how array access varies compared to lists.
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Term: Linear Search
Definition: A method for finding a value in a set by sequentially checking each element until the target value is found or the end of the set is reached.
Term: Binary Search
Definition: An efficient algorithm for finding a target value within a sorted array by repeatedly dividing the search interval in half.
Term: Recurrence Relation
Definition: An equation that defines a sequence recursively by relating each term to previous terms.