The location of two elements with a sum of 100 in an array of 3 elements can be found by using a loop to iterate through the array and checking for pairs of elements that add up to 100. Once a pair is found, the index of the elements can be returned as the location.
Yes, the location of two elements with a sum of 100 can be found in an unsorted array. However, it may require a more complex algorithm to search for the pair of elements.
One way to optimize the search is by sorting the array first and then using a binary search algorithm to find the pair of elements that add up to 100. This would have a time complexity of O(log n) as opposed to the O(n) time complexity of a linear search.
If there are multiple pairs of elements with a sum of 100 in the array, the location of the first pair encountered will be returned. If you want to find all possible pairs, you will need to modify the algorithm to keep track of all pairs found.
Yes, this problem can be solved using a divide and conquer approach. This would involve splitting the array into smaller subarrays and then recursively searching for pairs of elements that add up to 100 in each subarray. The results from each subarray can then be combined to find the location of the pair in the original array.