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You don’t learn Big-O in Calculus because it requires CS algorithmic concepts. But the core question of “how does this behave as N -> \infty?” is asymptotic be
by moregrist 2mo ago
You don’t learn Big-O in Calculus because it requires CS algorithmic concepts.
But the core question of “how does this behave as N -> \infty?” is asymptotic behavior (ie: limits) which were developed for calculus and are very much part of the foundational calculus canon.
- BigTTYGothGF 2mo ago> You don’t learn Big-O in Calculus because it requires CS algorithmic concepts Big O notation was invented in 1894.