← Back to context Comment by boothby 1 day ago If f is O(g) and o(h) then Lim f/g -> C a constant And Lim f/h -> 0 4 comments boothby Reply adgjlsfhk1 1 day ago > Lim f/g -> C a constant.This isn't quite correct. O(g) doesn't require the limit to exist. boothby 1 day ago Ah, true, I was being sloppy. Thanks appplication 1 day ago Lmao! If someone is asking the difference between big and little o notation this is absolutely not the right way to clarify it.If you were joking then maybe you got me boothby 1 day ago I do hope you can find and reattach your ass; that does sound painful.
adgjlsfhk1 1 day ago > Lim f/g -> C a constant.This isn't quite correct. O(g) doesn't require the limit to exist. boothby 1 day ago Ah, true, I was being sloppy. Thanks
appplication 1 day ago Lmao! If someone is asking the difference between big and little o notation this is absolutely not the right way to clarify it.If you were joking then maybe you got me boothby 1 day ago I do hope you can find and reattach your ass; that does sound painful.
> Lim f/g -> C a constant.
This isn't quite correct. O(g) doesn't require the limit to exist.
Ah, true, I was being sloppy. Thanks
Lmao! If someone is asking the difference between big and little o notation this is absolutely not the right way to clarify it.
If you were joking then maybe you got me
I do hope you can find and reattach your ass; that does sound painful.