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📚 Solutions to Introduction to Algorithms Third Edition
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1 second equals 1000 milliseconds，f(n)=n.why f(n)=10^6 #480

Open jsl1992 opened 1 year ago

jsl1992 commented 1 year ago

1 second equals 1000 milliseconds. t=1000. f(n)=n=1000=10^3. why is 10^6 9a3085a73556e61e46cdabfdce68989

Zeta611 commented 12 months ago

@jsl1992 I'm afraid the problem states "f(n) microseconds" not milliseconds.

jsl1992 commented 12 months ago

Thank you. I saw it in the book in milliseconds。

jsl1992 commented 12 months ago

image 毫秒=milliseconds

Zeta611 commented 12 months ago

@jsl1992 That seems to be an error in the Chinese translation. I have a physical copy of the book in front of me: image

jsl1992 commented 12 months ago

Thank you, you've resolved a significant issue for me.