If you have a process that is O(n<sup>3</sup>), and you can improve it to O(mn<sup>2</sup>) where m << n, but still scales [very weakly) with n, is the improved process O[n<sup>2</sup>) or ...
Ever wonder what O(n), O(log n), or O(n²) actually mean? In just 100 seconds, this video breaks down the core concept of Big-O Notation—a foundational idea in computer science and algorithm analysis..