Think about how you search a dictionary: you start in the middle either go left or go right until you find the word you’re looking for or can’t narrow the word list down any further. It’s possible to do the same in a list of numbers. Write an algorithm that, given a list of numbers and a secret number to find, tells you where in the list (index) you can find that number or tells you the number isn’t in the list.

Think about how you search a dictionary: you start in the middle either go left or go right until you find the word you’re looking for or can’t narrow the word list down any further. It’s possible to do the same in a list of numbers. Write an algorithm that, given a list of numbers and a secret number to find, tells you where in the list (index) you can find that number or tells you the number isn’t in the list.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Chapter18: Stacks And Queues

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