Lecture

Binary Search: Implementation and Example

Description

This lecture covers the binary search algorithm, which efficiently finds an element in a sorted list by dividing the search interval in half. The instructor explains the algorithm's implementation and provides a step-by-step example using a sorted list of numbers.

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