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Show how the binary search
below: 4 6 17 25 32 39 41 43 45 49
Here I got
i=4
j=10
m=7
I know that 25<41....but I don't know what to do from here when it's like this. Is it the case where j is moved over to the left? Please help? I'm very confused and not sure if I'm understanding this correctly. Steps would be a great help here!
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