regardless of my knowledge at the moment, but somehow I pretty much getting the ideas of O nations, when you see an O(log n), or Similar
does it Always imply that the logarithm being used is Base-2? so when I see O(log N) it means O(log2 N)?
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O(log n): a simple question for Logarithm in Data structures & Algo
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