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6. Which of the following code snippet performs linear search recursively?

A.
C.
for(i=0;i<n;i++)
{
}
LinearSearch(int[] a, n,key)
{
if(a[i]==key)
printf("element found");
}
if(n<1)
return False
if(a[n] ==key)
return True
else
LinearSearch(a,n+1,key)
B.
D.
LinearSearch(int[] a, n,key)
{
}
{
if(n<1)
return True
if(a[n] ==key)
return False
else
LinearSearch(int[] a, n,key)
}
LinearSearch(a,n-1,key)
if(n<1)
return False
if(a[n]==key)
return True
else
LinearSearch(a,n-1,key)

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