Scott David Daniels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Normally this is called a polynomial, rather than exponential increase.
> Exponential increases are typically of the form (C^N) (they are all
> equivalent).
> Polynomial times are hallways characterized by their largest exponent,
> So you never call something O(N^3 - N^2) Since, as N gets large enough,
> The N^2 term shrinks to non-existence.
Yup, you are of course, completely correct. I was thinking of "exponent here
is two" and mistakenly named in exponential.
my_text.replace('exponent','polynom'), there :)
Reminding of ignoring terms with smaller exponent was good, too.
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