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Cracking The Coding Interview 6th Edition PDF

This document is the table of contents for Cracking the Coding Interview 6th edition. It outlines the chapters which include an introduction, a section on Big O notation that defines time complexity using common classifications like O(1) constant time and O(n) linear time, and discusses analyzing best, worst, and expected cases. It also notes that industry uses Big O notation similar to academia's Big Theta notation by merging analysis of different cases.

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Cracking The Coding Interview 6th Edition PDF

This document is the table of contents for Cracking the Coding Interview 6th edition. It outlines the chapters which include an introduction, a section on Big O notation that defines time complexity using common classifications like O(1) constant time and O(n) linear time, and discusses analyzing best, worst, and expected cases. It also notes that industry uses Big O notation similar to academia's Big Theta notation by merging analysis of different cases.

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the Coding Interview 6th edition

Table of Contents
Introduction 0
BIg(O)Notation 1

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Cracking the coding interview 6th edition


Go over all the programming questions and keep reminders and cheat notes.

Introduction 3
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BIg(O)Notation

Time Complexity
O(1) constant time. This is never counted. O(n) this mean it takes n time. O(n) is linear time.
No matter how big the constant O(1) is linear will surpass it at some point.

Industry meaning of Big O notation is more academia Big Theta. Big O merges the

Best case Worst case and Expected Case


Best case ususally for most algorithms could be O(1

BIg(O)Notation 4

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