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Numbers that exceed the machine's word size have a common representation whose length is O(lg N). So a simplistic upper bound for computing N×M would be O(min(
by tripa 6y ago
Numbers that exceed the machine's word size have a common representation whose length is O(lg N). So a simplistic upper bound for computing N×M would be O(min(N,M) × lg(N×M))