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- DSA using Java - Overview
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- DSA using Java - Algorithms
- DSA using Java - Data Structures
- DSA using Java - Array
- DSA using Java - Linked List
- DSA using Java - Doubly Linked List
- DSA using Java - Circular Linked List
- DSA using Java - Stack
- DSA - Parsing Expressions
- DSA using Java - Queue
- DSA using Java - Priority Queue
- DSA using Java - Tree
- DSA using Java - Hash Table
- DSA using Java - Heap
- DSA using Java - Graph
- DSA using Java - Search techniques
- DSA using Java - Sorting techniques
- DSA using Java - Recursion
- DSA using Java Useful Resources
- DSA using Java - Quick Guide
- DSA using Java - Useful Resources
- DSA using Java - Discussion
DSA using Java - Search techniques
Search refers to locating a desired element of specified properties in a collection of items. We are going to start our discussion using following commonly used and simple search algorithms.
| Sr.No | Technique & Description |
|---|---|
| 1 |
Linear Search Linear search searches all items and its worst execution time is n where n is the number of items. |
| 2 |
Binary Search Binary search requires items to be in sorted order but its worst execution time is constant and is much faster than linear search. |
| 3 |
Interpolation Search Interpolation search requires items to be in sorted order but its worst execution time is O(n) where n is the number of items and it is much faster than linear search. |
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