Which data structure gives efficient search?
A. B-tree B. binary tree C. array D. linked list
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Answer / splurgeop
the correct answer is binary tree.........since a binary
tree has the property that that the left subtree will
always be smaller than the root subtree.so our searchinin
will be refined at each step i.e either we have to search
the left subtree or the rioght subtree.....and this
continuess tilll we either find the element or we find get
to the leaf node and dont find the element(element doest
not exist)...
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Answer / wavelet
Binary tree is different from binary search tree(BST)!!
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