SUBMISSIONS:
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DISMATH_Project0.0: Hello World! App
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DISMATH_ProjectBonus: Linear Search and Binary Search
Requirements:
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Input: a.) Array/LIst: 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 10 12 13 15 16 18 19 20 22 b.) x - searched element
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Output: location: (0,..,15); -1 if not found
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Display output value if found.
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Display "NOT found" if element is not found.
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Implement using both Linear Search and Binary Search
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Submit in Github.
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Due: March 9,2016 WEDNESDAY (EQ) Due: March 10,2016 THURSDAY (EL/EK)
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