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Why doesn't anyone actually mention what Big O (of anything) actually means? Instead of jumping directly to a CS-related example, shouldn't the definition be ma
by loser777 13y ago
Why doesn't anyone actually mention what Big O (of anything) actually means? Instead of jumping directly to a CS-related example, shouldn't the definition be made clear first?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_O_notation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_O_notation
- eieio 13y agoNobody explains Big O because the OP demonstrates that he understands the idea of Big O by giving the complexity of a piece of code and explaining how the complexity would change if the code changes. OP is confused with the idea of O(log n), not of Big O in general.