Find Minimum in Rotated Sorted Array - Leetcode 153 - Binary Search (Python)

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[@hinocenciopaulo]

That was a beautiful approach, so precise and simple. Excellent job sir. Thank you for sharing.

[@GregHogg]

Very glad you enjoyed it!

[@DeepakGupta-zz1vf]

All sorted rotated arrays have one thing in common that is there will be atleast one sorted half for sure
This can be proved by taking 5 elements and all its possible rotations and then see how left,mid and right varies
Post that we will come to the above mentioned conclusion
Now using this technique one can easily solve any variant problem related to sorted rotated array

[@adithyar3160]

luvd it mate

[@GregHogg]

Super glad to hear it ☺️

[@skyaqa2108]

Hi there, in one of your videos you mentioned the order of types of ds we should follow and solve because they are prerequisite for others, why you don't do the same, for example start with 5 problem from the first one to ... 5 problem of last one(dyn programming was the last one, i remember), and in the end of solving each problem recommend 5 similar important problems for practice
It would be really helpful if you do that instead of just randomly solving problem, inform us about what you think about this idea
Thanks

[@anirbandas12]

Make a video for the find target when sorted arr is rotated problem too

[@sharukhsm007]

Why is M = 6 when it's actually 7 in your example?

[@GregHogg]

Sorry did I get something wrong here?