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Shikha-code36 merged 1 commit into Shikha-code36:main from Nitin-Pilkhwal:feature/add-sequential-search-algorithm

Mar 19, 2023

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Create sequentialsearch.py #4

Shikha-code36 merged 1 commit into Shikha-code36:main from Nitin-Pilkhwal:feature/add-sequential-search-algorithm

Mar 19, 2023

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@Nitin-Pilkhwal Nitin-Pilkhwal commented Mar 7, 2023

This pull request adds a new module named indexsequentialsearch to the searches directory. The module contains an implementation of an index sequential search algorithm for searching a value in an array.

The implementation has been added to the indexsequentialsearch.py file, which contains a single function index_sequential_search() that performs the search operation. The function takes an array, a value to search for, and a jump value as input, and returns the index of the first occurrence of the value in the array, or -1 if not found.

Reason for the change:

Currently, the searches directory does not have an implementation of an index sequential search algorithm. This pull request aims to add the missing functionality to the directory, providing users with another search algorithm option to choose from.

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Tested the code locally and verified that the new module function works correctly.