-JAVA- Describe the worst case running time of the following pseudocode functions in Big-Ohnotation in terms of the variable n. Show your work to get full credit!а)void func (int n,int m)if (m > n) return;System.out.println("mfunc (n, m+m);}This studvoid func (int n) {0; i < n;i + 10) {0; j < i; ++j) {System.out.println ("iSystem.out.println ("jifor (int j+ i);+ j) ;}}shuted via Cours

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