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Illustrates the program for Binary Search.

Program: Binary Search

/*Header Files*/

#include

#include

/*Functions*/

void binary_search(int array[ ], int value, int size)

{

int found=0;

int low=0, high=size-1,  mid;

mid = (high+low)/2;

printf("\n\n Searching for %d\n", value);

while((!found)&&(high>=low))

{

printf("Low %d Mid%d High%d\n", low, mid, high);

if(value==array[mid] )

{

printf("Key value searched out at position %d",mid+1);

found=1;

}

else

{if (value

high = mid-1;

else

 low = mid+1;

mid = (high+low)/2;

}

}

if (found==1

printf("Search successful");

else

printf("Key value not found");

}

/*Main Function*/

void main(void)

{

int array[100], i;

/*Inputting Values to Array*/

for(i=0;i<100;i++)

{ printf("Enter the name:");

scanf("%d", array[i]);

}

printf("Result of search %d\n", binary_searchy(array,33,100));

printf("Result of search %d\n", binary_searchy(array, 75,100));

printf("Result of search %d\n", binary_searchy(array,1,100));

}


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