We are given an array A of integers, we have to find an integer k that is 
not present in A. One assumption that is given is that the integers are 32 
bit signed integers.

One thing that can be done is to find the max or min element of the array 
and return max+1 or min-1 resp. But this solution fails when the extremes 
are present in the array.
Also can anyone tell how the assumption given in the ques is helpful?

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