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Chapter 3, Problem 24E
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Criteria for Searching:
- Searching requires construction of the self–organised list initially.
- For the construction of the self–organized list, the following methods are used.
- Plain method.
- Move–to–front (MFT) method.
- Ordering method.
- Count method.
- Transpose method.
Optimal Searching:
- As the optimal search needs the construction of the list initially...
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