how do i find a peak in time complexity of O(log(n)) in a list? input: a...

how do i find a peak in time complexity of O(log(n)) in a list?

input: a list of numbers or integers

output: a possible local peak in the list

for an example:

calling function [2,3,8,9,5] would return 3

im thinking about using binary search but it would require a sorted list.

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