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I'm having problem with the complexity of this algorithm. Can you help me?
what is the usual theta function of this algorithm? and how can I solve them?
what is the usual theta function of this algorithm? and how can I solve them?
Algorithm Que (int array A[], int start, int end) begin if (start = = end) then return A[start] else begin int mid = (start+end)/2; if (A[start] < A[mid]}) then return Que (A, start, mid) else return Que (A, mid+1, start); for i = start through end do for j = i through end do A[i] = A[j]-10; end; end algorithm
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