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trinovantes
1358 days ago
In the worst case, you need to insert every element into your set to find out if there's no duplicate hence it'll take O(n log n) too
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pclmulqdq
1357 days ago
Not with a hash set - that gives you expected amortized O(1) insertion (yes, both expected and amortized). In contrast, a generalized sort is O(n log n), but you can sort numeric types in O(n).
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