Implement recursive binary search in rust #93
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In this MR, I implement a generic recursive binary search (generic in that it can search anything that is comparable; as defined by the
cmp::PartialOrdtrait).Question: I would like to blog about my Rust implementations for the algorithms in this book. Is it OK to use the content of Grokking Algorithms (verbatim explanations, paraphrased explanations, and maybe some python code to compare to my Rust code) for non-commercial purposes?
Cheers,
Giorgio