Time Complexity of Algorithms and Asymptotic Notations [Animated Big Oh, Theta and Omega Notation]#1
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- Опубліковано 5 сер 2020
- Time complexity is, the relation of computing time and the amount of input.
The commonly used asymptotic notations used for calculating the running time complexity of an algorithm are:
Big oh Notation (Ο)
Omega Notation (Ω)
Theta Notation (θ)
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In average case upperbound the value of c must be 5 but you provide 4 for the c value which does not satisfy the condition when c=4 and n=1 apart from that video is excellent
C=4 and n>=2 will satisfy
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which is the time complexity of the following sequence? and why?
int n, i, j, k, s=0;
cin>>n;
for(i=1; i
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Do we use these asymptotic notation for find and represent time complexity of worst,best and average case using big oh ,omega,Theta respectively
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The best case complexity of any algorithm is always O(1)
why do low rate of growth means best case (omega)?
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Big oh is the upperbound, big omega is lowerbound and big theta is tightbound. They don't correspond to worst case, best case and average case😢
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what do you mean by worst case time complexity is big o of n^2...? your explanation is absolutely wrong
Though your teaching style is awesome, but the explanation is not correct.. we will not use Big oh as worst case , Omega as best case..Big oh or Omega or theta alone can be used for best, worst, average..
Hey......I think you are confused... Let me explain it for you...
Big O notation specifically describes the worst case scenario. It represents upper bound running time complexity of an algorithm.....
omg..... what a wrong explanation..... bro you need to be clear that worst case time complexity is not the upper bound.
what do you mean by best case upper bound?