Big-Oh Definition, Proving 2n-1 is O(n) (FULL EXAMPLE)
In today's lesson, we learn about what Big-Oh notation, some discussion about usage and what it is mathematically, then we see a proof using the definition (for an "is" claim). Ms. Kitty causes a bit of a ruckus as well, join the fun!
For many more examples proving Big-Oh claims and techniques, check out the Big-Oh Bootcamp series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLN-ShipRKQ0hR6SZORT05Q2JedEGnXLbb
Time Stamps:
0:00 Opening, remarks about overall context
1:12 Big-Oh definition, and discussion
15:39 2n-1 is O(n) (full proof, with tips on how to approach proving Big-Oh claims)
26:04 Closing
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