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AP Computer Science Principles
Unit 3 – Algorithms & Programming Fundamentals
Topic 3.11
Why is a binary search often more efficient than a sequential search?
It eliminates half the data with each round of splitting
It performs searching operations in random order
It requires a smaller amount of memory
It evaluates all the results in the list
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