hi..
i m really confused with all of these complexity notations.
what is the difference between big oh and little oh and between big omega and little omega?
what does this line mean f(n)=Og(n)? Plz explain in detail.
and i have read that "f(n)=o(g(n)) (this is little oh) if 0 <= f(n) <= c.g(n) and its true for all c>0"..
what does this exactly say?
Is little oh a subclass or subset of Big oh?
plz help me..
kamragunjan 0 Newbie Poster
TrustyTony 888 ex-Moderator Team Colleague Featured Poster
You read this sticky of this forum, didn't you?
A brief introduction to Big-O Notation (The Big-Oh! Notation)
And wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_O_notation
Salem commented: lol - read the sticky, good one :) +17
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