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by calpaterson
2288 days ago
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Sorry, yes, you're right. It doesn't change the complexity class just because you have to go to the heap. It is however a lot slower for the usual reasons: the heap is less dense in memory, it's a second thing you have to do, you have to serialise/deserialise more, etc etc. But yes, you're right: just going to the heap is not a change in complexity class. |
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