Sorted list using binary search technique, Data Structure & Algorithms

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Write an algorithm for searching a key from a sorted list using binary search technique

1. if (low > high)

2. return (-1)

3. mid = (low +high)/2;

4 .if ( X = = a [mid])

5 return (mid);

6 if ( X < a [mid])

7 search for X in a (low) to [mid -1];

8 else

9 search for X in a [mid + 1] to a [high];

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