You are doing a binary search of the dictionary for page where a word should be, using the recursive binary search What are stopping cases?
a) The dictionary being searched has one page.
b) The second half the dictionary being searched has one page.
c) The middle of the dictionary is at page one.
d) The dictionary being searched has one word
a) The dictionary being searched has one page.
To search a dictionary for the page where a word should be, one divides the dictionary into first half, middle page and last half. If the word is on the middle page, then stop. “The dictionary being searched has one page.” Quit. Otherwise, if the word should be in the first half of the dictionary, recursively search the first half of the dictionary, else recursively search the second half of the dictionary.
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