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by exelius
3585 days ago
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Big O is basically that. Big O notation predates computers (late 19th/early 20th century) -- it's simply a notation to signify how a problem scales in complexity in relation to the size of the data set. I would argue that multi-level memory access is itself a problem that scales complexity in the same way. |
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