key term - Complete traversal

Definition

A complete traversal refers to the process of visiting and examining every element in a list, from start to end.

Related terms

Iteration:

The act of repeating a process multiple times, often used when traversing a list.

Index:

A value that represents the position of an element in a list or array.

Linear search: A method used during traversal to find a specific element's position by checking each element sequentially.