Marc's cakewalk problem:C# solution #183
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Syncing original repository changes into the fork - 29 May
Added a new solution for marc's cakewalk problem using C# programming language
RyanFehr
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When reviewing this solution I realized that the n log n solution may actually be more efficient than the n+k solution for large k values, so I am going to review this and make adjustments as needed |
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I went back to my submissions on hackerrank and I can see that the first submission that I made which passed all test cases was done using quick sort only. So it was n log(n). Later, when I came to submit it in your repository then I could see that you used counting sort instead. Although, it is hard for me to imagine that O(n log(n)) will be better than O(n+k). k (=1000) is a constant in this case no matter how big n becomes. Isn't it? |
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Added a new solution for Marc's cakewalk problem using C# programming language