top | item 7429886 (no title) aboveandbeyond | 12 years ago It's actually O(1). It's (N * (N+1))/2 discuss order hn newest gregors|12 years ago that's what I said "constant time" Terr_|12 years ago Your post is missing some required punctuation which would've made that easier to see. randomthought|12 years ago what about (n(n+1)/2)< 1000 n^2 ? . thedufer|12 years ago He interpreted it as "the time complexity of computing the sum of the numbers from 1 to n", which using the formula you just gave takes O(1) time.
gregors|12 years ago that's what I said "constant time" Terr_|12 years ago Your post is missing some required punctuation which would've made that easier to see.
Terr_|12 years ago Your post is missing some required punctuation which would've made that easier to see.
randomthought|12 years ago what about (n(n+1)/2)< 1000 n^2 ? . thedufer|12 years ago He interpreted it as "the time complexity of computing the sum of the numbers from 1 to n", which using the formula you just gave takes O(1) time.
thedufer|12 years ago He interpreted it as "the time complexity of computing the sum of the numbers from 1 to n", which using the formula you just gave takes O(1) time.
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