← Back to context Comment by layer8 7 days ago > Already, we have a factor of O(log(n)) here.Doesn’t that mean that O(log(n)) is really O(log²(n))? 2 comments layer8 Reply thfuran 7 days ago You have to define what n is. layer8 6 days ago It’s clear from the parent comment that the number of bits needed to represent the input is meant here.
thfuran 7 days ago You have to define what n is. layer8 6 days ago It’s clear from the parent comment that the number of bits needed to represent the input is meant here.
layer8 6 days ago It’s clear from the parent comment that the number of bits needed to represent the input is meant here.
You have to define what n is.
It’s clear from the parent comment that the number of bits needed to represent the input is meant here.