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To bind a view that you created programmatically in a Java class using the `setContentView` function, you can directly pass the view object to `setContentView`. Here’s how you can do it: ```java // Create a View programmatically TextView textView = new TextView(this); textView.setText("Hello, World!"); // Set the view as the content of the activity setContentView(textView); ``` In this example, a `TextView` is created in the Java class, and `setContentView` is used to display it in the activity. You can do this with any view or layout that you have created programmatically without using an XML layout file.

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then it will break the for loop for condition arr[i] > num and go to linear search for finding and matching numbers till it reaches condition i<n if yes then number found else not found

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For Linear search algorithm, we don't need a sorted array. if the array is not sorted, then there is no way we can apply this. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_search#:~:text=In%20computer%20science%2C%20a%20linear,whole%20list%20has%20been%20searched. Thanks for this engagement. (y)

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Di and hilt is not used in java ?

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