Big O, Big Omega, and Theta notations are used to describe the asymptotic behavior of algorithms and functions as inputs get arbitrarily large. Big O notation provides an upper bound for the growth rate of a function, Big Omega provides a lower bound, and Big Theta gives both a lower and upper bound describing the exact growth rate of an algorithm.
Big O, Big Omega, and Theta notations are used to describe the asymptotic behavior of algorithms and functions as inputs get arbitrarily large. Big O notation provides an upper bound for the growth rate of a function, Big Omega provides a lower bound, and Big Theta gives both a lower and upper bound describing the exact growth rate of an algorithm.
Big O, Big Omega, and Theta notations are used to describe the asymptotic behavior of algorithms and functions as inputs get arbitrarily large. Big O notation provides an upper bound for the growth rate of a function, Big Omega provides a lower bound, and Big Theta gives both a lower and upper bound describing the exact growth rate of an algorithm.