Linear Search with Comparison Matrix:
When we do a Linear Search, we go through the list one by one and check if the number we're looking for is at that position. We can keep track of each step we take, which is called a comparison matrix. It helps us see what values were checked and at which position, and it shows all the steps the algorithm took to find (or not find) the number.
Why use a comparison matrix?
It helps you understand how the algorithm is working, step by step. It shows exactly which items were checked, which is useful for learning how the algorithm works or debugging it.
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Linear Search with Comparison Matrix: When we do a Linear Search, we go through the list one by one and check if the number we're looking for is at that position. We can keep track of each step we take, which is called a comparison matrix. It helps us see what values were checked and at which position, and it shows all the steps the algorithm took to find (or not find) the number. Why use a comparison matrix? It helps you understand how the algorithm is working, step by step. It shows exactly which items were checked, which is useful for learning how the algorithm works or debugging it.
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