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Author: William Jojo

Big-O Notation

Posted on May 3, 2012August 13, 2024 By William Jojo
ciss-111, Theory

(Updated August 26, 2020) Overview As we write programs we gain knowledge. This is especially true in an educational environment. We learn when to select certain constructs in favor of others. We may also learn about scalability, execution time, memory consumption and I/O utilization. If we are truly blessed, our instructor even explains in detail … Read More “Big-O Notation” »

Approaching a Project

Posted on April 30, 2012September 7, 2022 By William Jojo
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When designing a basic application program, certain details may be elusive. For example, how many variables will be needed, or how many methods will need to be created. There is no simple prescription that can handle all of the possibilities. The only thing that can be done is begin to process the information and formulate … Read More “Approaching a Project” »

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