This course is intended for professionals that lack formal education in computer science, and that are in search of a simple and practical guide to algorithmic complexity. The course explains the concepts in layman's terms, and teaches how to reason about the complexity of algorithms without requiring one to have an extensive mathematical skillset. This course can also be handy for revising complexity concepts or Big-O analysis before interviews. Finally, the content also scratches the surface of some advanced analysis topics to provide a more encompassing image of the complexity theory.

Big-O Notation For Coding Interviews and Beyond

<p>Linked list is the natural counterpart to the array data-structure. In linked list's case we trade more time for less space. A linked list is made up of nodes, and each node has the following information:</p>
<ul>
<li>value</li>
<li>pointer to next node</li>
</ul>


This lesson discusses the complexity of operations on a linked list.

Basics

Formal Analysis Tools

Recursive

Data-Structures

Amortized Analysis

Probabilistic Analysis

Complexity Theory

The End

Linked List