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Do not use static variables to implement recursive methods.
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- Using Big Oh notation, indicate the time requirement for each of the following tasks in the worst case. Describe which operations are assumed to take constant time to.
- After arriving at a party, you shake hands with each person there. n is the number of persons in the party.
- Each person in a room shakes hands with everyone else in the room. n is the number of persons in the room.
- You climb a flight of stairs. n is the number of stairs
- After entering an elevator, you press a button to choose a floor. n is the number of floors
- You ride the elevator from the ground floor up to the nth floor.
- You read a book twice. n is the number of pages in the book
Using Big Oh notation, indicate the time requirement of each of the following tasks in the worst case.
- Display all the integers in an array of integers.
- Display all the integers in a chain of linked nodes.
- Display the nth integer in an array of integers.
- Compute the sum of the first n even integers in an array of integers.
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