Provide a "big oh" run-time analysis for each of the following. When a value of “n” is used, it is the size of the input.
4) if you see there is nested loop
since the i loop goes from min to n
and j loop goes from 1 to max
so complexity is o(n * max)
and there is also whileloop after the nested loop which goes to
n
so complexity is O(n)
so total complexity is O(n * max) +O(n) = O(n)
5)
There is 3 nested loop
i loop goes from 0 to n ==> complexity is O(n)
j loop goes from 0 to i2 ==> since maximum value of i
is n
so j loop goes to n2 ==> so complexity is
O(n2)
K loop goes from 0 to j2 ==> since maximum value
of j is n2
so k loop goes to n4 ==> so complexity is
O(n4)
so total complexity is O(n * n2 *n4 ) = O(n7)
Provide a "big oh" run-time analysis for each of the following. When a value of “n”...
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