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What is the worst-case order of complexity for an algorithm that does the following: Finding the first occurrence of a given target in an integer array.Question 1Select one:a.O(n)b.O(log n)c.O(n log n)d.O(n2)

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What is the worst-case order of complexity for an algorithm that does the following: Finding the first occurrence of a given target in an integer array.Question 1Select one:a.O(n)b.O(log n)c.O(n log n)d.O(n2)

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The worst-case order of complexity for an algorithm that finds the first occurrence of a given target in an integer array is O(n). This is because in the worst-case scenario, the algorithm may have to traverse through the entire array to find the target. This means that the time complexity is directly proportional to the size of the input, hence O(n). So, the correct answer is a. O(n).

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