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This PR introduces an educational and well-documented implementation of the Jump Search Algorithm in R using the R6 OOP framework. Jump Search is an efficient searching technique for sorted arrays, achieving a time complexity of O(√n) — faster than linear search and simpler than binary search.
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• Time Complexity: O(√n)
• Space Complexity: O(1)

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This PR introduces a comprehensive implementation of the Jump Search algorithm in R using the R6 object-oriented framework. Jump Search is an efficient searching technique for sorted arrays that achieves O(√n) time complexity by jumping ahead in fixed steps and then performing linear search within identified blocks.

  • Complete R6 class implementation with proper validation and error handling
  • Educational demonstration function with multiple examples and performance analysis
  • Comprehensive documentation with algorithm explanation and usage examples

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Looks good, thanks!

@siriak siriak merged commit 1ae8bda into TheAlgorithms:master Oct 14, 2025
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