Beyond Big-O: Rethinking How We Measure Algorithms in Real Systems
Big-O notation has been drilled into us since our first data structures class.
O(1) good.O(n) acceptable.O(n log n) fine.O(n²) bad.
We memorize it for interviews, use it to compare algorithms, and treat it as the final word on performance.
But once y...
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