Comment by frollogaston 7 months ago Oh right, so the height is practically a constant. Square root for sure then. 2 comments frollogaston Reply LPisGood 7 months ago All algorithms are O(1) in this case frollogaston 7 months ago You pick what things are constant and what's variable. If you're scaling a supercomputer to fit a problem, the height is going to max out quickly and can be treated as constant, while the other dimensions are variable.
LPisGood 7 months ago All algorithms are O(1) in this case frollogaston 7 months ago You pick what things are constant and what's variable. If you're scaling a supercomputer to fit a problem, the height is going to max out quickly and can be treated as constant, while the other dimensions are variable.
frollogaston 7 months ago You pick what things are constant and what's variable. If you're scaling a supercomputer to fit a problem, the height is going to max out quickly and can be treated as constant, while the other dimensions are variable.
All algorithms are O(1) in this case
You pick what things are constant and what's variable. If you're scaling a supercomputer to fit a problem, the height is going to max out quickly and can be treated as constant, while the other dimensions are variable.