Algorithm of binary search, Data Structure & Algorithms

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Step 1: Declare array 'k' of size 'n' i.e. k(n) is an array which stores all the keys of a file containing 'n' records

Step 2: i←0

Step 3: low←0, high←n-1

Step 4: while (low <= high)do

mid = (low + high)/2

if (key=k[mid]) then

write "record is at position", mid+1 //as the array starts from the 0th position

else

if(key < k[mid]) then

high = mid - 1

else

low = mid + 1

endif

endwhile

Step 5: Write "Sorry, key value not found"

Step 6: Stop

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