class SortedList:
theList = []
def add(self, number):
self.theList.append(number)
return self.theList
def remove(self, number):
self.theList.remove(number)
return self.theList
def printList(self):
return print(self.theList)
def binarSearch(self, number):
middle = (len(self.theList)//2)
end = len(self.theList)
if end != 0:
if int(self.theList[middle]) == int(number):
return print("The number is found in the list at place",middle+1)
elif int(self.theList[middle]) < int(number):
self.theList = self.theList[middle:]
return self.binarSearch(number)
elif int(self.theList[middle]) > int(number):
self.theList = self.theList[:middle]
return self.binarSearch(number)
else:
return print("The list is empty")
sorted = SortedList() #create a SortedList object
sorted.add("1")
sorted.add("2")
sorted.add("3")
sorted.add("4")
sorted.add("5")
sorted.add("6")
sorted.printList()
sorted.binarSearch(3)
I cannot use additional parameters I mut use only self and number. I want to make it recursive but if it is hard you can answer as normal. This code works good until the number 4. When I give 4 for searching it says it is in place 2 and it continues saying two after 4. I have tried adding other numbers but it is same
Just a hint: You can use additional parameters if you give them default values. Your method signature would look like this:
So it could still be called like
sorted.binarySearch(5)
but would internally be able to pass the state correctly.