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[Anshuman7080]

Dynamic Array Allocation:

Instead of declaring the array with an uninitialized size (int arr[n];), I used dynamic memory allocation (int* arr = new int[n];) after reading the value of n. This avoids undefined behavior. Input Validation:

Added a check to ensure that n is a positive integer. If n is less than or equal to zero, the program will print a message and exit. Sorting the Array:

Included a call to sort(arr, arr + n); before the binary search. This ensures the array is sorted, which is a prerequisite for binary search to work correctly. Improved User Prompts:

Made the prompts clearer (e.g., "Enter the number of elements:" and "Enter element X:") to enhance user experience. Clearer Search Feedback:

Changed the message when the key is not found to be more descriptive: "The number you entered is not in the array." Memory Management:

Added delete[] arr; to free the dynamically allocated memory after it is no longer needed, preventing memory leaks. Improved Readability:

Made minor adjustments to variable names and structure for clarity and maintainability. These changes enhance the functionality, reliability, and user experience of your binary search implementation.