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Algorithm DAlgorithm D (Open addressing with double hashing). This algorithm is almost identical to Algorithm L, but it probes the table in a slightly different fashion by making use of two hash fu

Algorithm LAlgorithm L (Linear probing and insertion). This algorithm searches an M- node table, looking for a given key K. If K is not in the table and the table is not full, K is inserted.

Separate chainingJava programIn this program, R1,…,RN were simplified to K1,…,KN.Node.javapackage com.algorithms.searching;/** * Created with IntelliJ IDEA. * User: 1O1O * Date: 12/13/13 * Time: 6:

Algorithm CAlgorithm C (Chained hash table search and insertion). This algorithm looks for a given key K in an M-node table. If K is not in the table and the table is not full, K is inserted.

Algorithm AAlgorithm A (Balanced tree search and insertion). Given a table of records that form a balanced binary tree as described above, this algorithm searches for a given argument K. If K is no

Algorithm TAlgorithm T (Tree search and insertion). Given a table of records that form a binary tree as described above, this algorithm searches for a given argument K. If K is not in the table, a

Comparison treeJava programIn this program, R1,…,RN were simplified to K1,…,KN./** * Created with IntelliJ IDEA. * User: 1O1O * Date: 12/11/13 * Time: 6:52 PM * :)~ * Shar's Method:Searching */

Algorithm FAlgorithm F (Fibonaccian search). Given a table of records R1R2 … RN whose keys are in increasing order K1 < K2 < … < KN, this algorithm searches for a given argument K. In this case,

Algorithm FAlgorithm F (Fibonaccian search). Given a table of records R1R2 … RN whose keys are in increasing order K1 < K2 < … < KN, this algorithm searches for a given argument K. In this case,

Algorithm FAlgorithm F (Fibonaccian search). Given a table of records R1R2 … RN whose keys are in increasing order K1 < K2 < … < KN, this algorithm searches for a given argument K. For convenienc

Algorithm CAlgorithm C (Uniform binary search). This algorithm is just like Algorithm U, but it uses an auxiliary table in place of the calculations involving m. The table entries are

Algorithm UAlgorithm U (Uniform binary search). Given a table of records R1, R2,…, RN whose keys are in increasing order K1 < K2< … < KN, this algorithm searches for a given argument K. If N is eve

Algorithm BAlgorithm B (Binary search). Given a table of records R1R2 … RN whose keys are in increasing order K1 < K2 < … < KN, this algorithm searches for a given argument K. B1. [Initialize.] S

Algorithm TAlgorithm T (Sequential search in ordered table). Given a table of records R1, R2,…, RN whose keys are in increasing order K1 < K2 < … < KN, this algorithm searches for a given argument

Algorithm QAlgorithm Q (Quick sequential search). This algorithm is the same as Algo- rithm S, except that it assumes the presence of a dummy record RN+1 at the end of the file. Q1. [Initialize.]

Algorithm SAlgorithm S (Sequential search). Given a table of records R1,R2,…, RN whose respective keys are K1,K2, … ,KN, this algorithm searches for a given argument K. We assume that N >= 1. S1.