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suppose an algorithm doesn't have a O or Big-Theta notation.
Does it mean it doesn't have an upper bound?If it is so, does it mean this algorithm will take an infinite amount of time to process a large data? If an algorithm has an upper bound, does it mean it can process a profoundly large amount of data under certain time?
Please help.
P.S. If my concept is wrong, then please help me rectify it
Does it mean it doesn't have an upper bound?If it is so, does it mean this algorithm will take an infinite amount of time to process a large data? If an algorithm has an upper bound, does it mean it can process a profoundly large amount of data under certain time?
Please help.
P.S. If my concept is wrong, then please help me rectify it