Time complexity is a way to see how quickly a computer program works as the input gets larger.
Think of it like a race: the bigger the racecourse (input), the longer it takes to finish!
Imagine you have a list of 100 names and want to find one specific name.
Searching through every single name takes a lot of time. But what if you could jump straight to the name? Wouldn't that be faster?
We often use Big O notation to explain this idea. For example, means that the time it takes increases in a straight line as the input size grows.
Getting to know this can help you write better and faster programs!
Time complexity is a way to see how quickly a computer program works as the input gets larger.
Think of it like a race: the bigger the racecourse (input), the longer it takes to finish!
Imagine you have a list of 100 names and want to find one specific name.
Searching through every single name takes a lot of time. But what if you could jump straight to the name? Wouldn't that be faster?
We often use Big O notation to explain this idea. For example, means that the time it takes increases in a straight line as the input size grows.
Getting to know this can help you write better and faster programs!