True: Linear search is the one of the simplest search algorithms to code, Binary search is a divide and conquer algorithm, A list must be sorted into order before conducting a binary search, Binary search is much faster than linear search, In a binary search, you start by comparing with the midpoint, Bubble sort uses a Boolean variable to decide when to stop the algorithm, Insertion sort has a sorted list and a unsorted list, Merge sort is a divide and conquer algorithm, False: Linear is the fastest search algorithm, An algorithm is just for computers, A Linear search is better than binary when searching through a large list, A list must be sorted into order before conducting a linear search, In a linear search, you start at the end, Bubble sort only needs one pass to complete the sort, Insertion sort starts in the middle, Merge sort starts by comparing and combining pairs.,

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