Modify the method binarySearch in Segment 18.13 so that it returns the index of the first array entry that equals desiredItem. If the array does not contain such an entry, return -(belongsAt + 1), where belongsAt is the index of the array location that should contain desiredItem. At the end of Segment 18.13, Question 7 asked you to return -1 in this case. Notice that both versions of the method return a negative integer if and only if desiredItem is not found
BIT 323 CAT-DATA ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES SIT/0006/10 Assignment 1 Types of Hypotheses There are two types of hypotheses: i. Research hypothesis ii. Null hypothesis. Research hypothesis It is the hypothesis derived from the researcher’s theory about some social phenomenon. Researchers always believe that their research hypotheses are accurate statements about the condition of the things that they are investigating. They believe that their hypotheses are true to the extent that the theory from which they were derived is adequate. However, the theories are only suppositions about the true nature of things, and, thus, hypotheses derived from theories must also be regarded as just tentative suppositions about things until they hav
