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Measuring Computational Complexity
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1.1
Counting Steps
1.2
Performance Profiling
1.3
Asymptotic Complexity
1.3.1
Big-O Notation
1.3.2
Little-O and Other Notations
2
Analyzing Asymptotic Complexity
3
NP-Completeness and Intractability
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Uncomputable problems
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4.1
The Halting Problem
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Discrete mathematics/Computability
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