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Which of the following describes the main requirement for a binary search algorithm to work correctly on a list of items?
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The list must be stored in a linked list structure.
The list must be sorted in order.
The list must have an even number of items.
The list must contain only numerical data.
Q 2/10
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In a bubble sort algorithm, how do you know that the list is fully sorted and the algorithm can stop?
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The largest value has moved to the end of the list.
A full pass is completed without any swaps being made.
The algorithm has reached the position of the list.
The algorithm has performed at least one swap in the final pass.
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Which of the following describes the main requirement for a binary search algorithm to work correctly on a list of items?
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In a bubble sort algorithm, how do you know that the list is fully sorted and the algorithm can stop?
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Which sorting algorithm works by splitting a list into individual sub-lists and then repeatedly combining them back together in the correct order?
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Which sorting algorithm builds a sorted section of the list one item at a time by comparing the current item to the ones before it and placing it in its correct position?
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Which of the following describes a disadvantage of the merge sort algorithm compared to the bubble sort algorithm?
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In the context of algorithm efficiency, why is a binary search generally considered better than a linear search for large datasets?
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Which of the following describes the first step in a single pass of the bubble sort algorithm?
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Which of the following is a characteristic of a linear search algorithm?
