Interesting. So your use of big-o was primarily for an algorithm that ran on data after it was stored and/or used in real-time when fetching data? I tend to agr

Interesting. So your use of big-o was primarily for an algorithm that ran on data after it was stored and/or used in real-time when fetching data? I tend to agree. Either I tend to do very simple input/output pages or very complex modeling with relationships between data. I would imagine the latter leads to more compelling products.