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You have a file with 4 billion 32-bit integers. The distribution of the integers is random but uniform. You are supposed to find a number NOT in the file. If you created a bit array and used the index to that array to determine if a number existed in the file approximately how much memory would you need?

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You have a file with 4 billion 32-bit integers. The distribution of the integers is random but uniform. You are supposed to find a number NOT in the file. If you created a bit array and used the index to that array to determine if a number existed in the file approximately how much memory would you need?






 
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