I have an algorithm that runs in O(n2), where n is the size of the problem. What does “the size of the problem” mean?
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The count of something that is characteristic of the problem. Examples are Sorting: N is how many items there are to be sorted Searching: N is how many items there are to be searched through Compiling: N is the number of tokens in the program to be compiled.
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