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Questions about the science and art of determining properties of algorithms, often including correctness, runtime and space usage. Use the [runtime-analysis] tag for questions about the runtime of algorithms.

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Intersection of 2 arrays

Here is a question i came across : Given two arrays, write a function to compute their intersection.Here we will allow the duplicates. Note: Each element in the result should appear as many …
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Why postfix is used more often than prefix expression?

i was reading stack and i came across the infix, preifx and postfix expression.So i understood that why postfix /prefix expressions are preferred over infix expression ( due to its unambiguous nature) …
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Time Complexity of the below code? [duplicate]

here is a nested loop where all the variable are integers.This is another question to the thread. I understood the solution part , but stuck in the time-complexity part. What is the time complexity o …
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Analysis of pancake sorting

i was implementing pancake sorting. We can implement it by taking largest element to start and flipping it recursively (Like selection sort). However it is mentioned that the A[i] has to be a permuta …
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