Notations: Small O, Omega, Theta | Big O, Theta, Omega notation | Data Structure & Algorithms

[@andrespolo.2013]

Muchísimas gracias por la explicación. Thank you, greetings from Colombia.

[@andrespolo.2013]

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[@jahanvi9429]

thank you so much!!!! I was so confused before but it cleared my concepts. I finally understood the difference between them

[@sameersowrab4471]

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[@abhishekd1012]

if 2n=o(n^2) -> 2n

[@sivap2361]

small oh says, c>0 (must) and there exists n>=n0. Here, c=1 (i.e. c>0) and also n=1(i.e. n exists). So we can say, 2n = o(n^2)

[@Ajay-mj8nb]

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[@samarthtandale9121]

So, in essence, Big-oh is like greater than or equals ( >= ) and Small-oh is like greater than only ( > ) which is a stricter condition! 😄😁

[@vanshchauhan3910]

thank you so much dear sir ,today i understand the exact meaning of small oh and omega

[@Dark.Ventur]

Sir is this right or not
Limit n --->infinity iff f(n)/g(n)

[@dbs5296]

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[@hritikzurange]

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[@louerleseigneur4532]

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[@iam.damian]

It took me a year of bad lectures to understand this :D