time complexity of heap operations
The time complexity of heap operations refers to the amount of time it takes to perform various operations on a heap data structure, such as insertion, deletion, and finding the minimum or maximum element. It typically depends on the size of the heap, represented as 'n', and can be expressed using big O notation. For example, the time complexity of insertion and deletion in a binary heap is O(log n), while finding the minimum or maximum element is O(1), indicating constant time complexity.
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