time complexity
Time complexity refers to the measure of how the execution time of an algorithm increases with the size of the input. It portrays the efficiency of an algorithm by analyzing the number of operations or comparisons required as the input grows. Time complexity provides a relative indication of an algorithm's speed and helps in determining which algorithms are more efficient for solving a specific problem.
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