Difference between revisions of "Talk:TADM2E 4.6"
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* For each value in S2 look for a hash hit on x-S2[i]. | * For each value in S2 look for a hash hit on x-S2[i]. | ||
Isn't that an O(n) solution? | Isn't that an O(n) solution? | ||
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According to the formal definition, an O(n) solution is also an O(n log n) solution, is it not? | According to the formal definition, an O(n) solution is also an O(n log n) solution, is it not? |
Latest revision as of 19:16, 19 May 2017
What about this approach?
- Create a hash entry for every value from S1[i].
- For each value in S2 look for a hash hit on x-S2[i].
Isn't that an O(n) solution?
According to the formal definition, an O(n) solution is also an O(n log n) solution, is it not?