Interpolation search performs better than binary search when? – McqOptions

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1.	Interpolation search performs better than binary search when?
A.	array has uniformly distributed values but is not sorted
B.	array is sorted and has uniform distribution of values
C.	array is sorted but the values are not uniformly distributed
D.	array is not sorted
Answer» C. array is sorted but the values are not uniformly distributed

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