Binary Search is one of the most efficient algorithms for searching a target element in a sorted array, boasting a time complexity of 𝑂(log ⁡𝑛). While recursive implementations are commonly introduced in algorithms courses, non-recursive (iterative) versions are often preferred in real-world applications due to their control over stack usage and memory efficiency. This article will guide you step-by-step through implementing a non-recursive Binary Search in Java, analyzing its key aspects, and exploring its advantages and limitations.