if something is little o of f(n) is it also big O of f(n)?
I had a question about Big O vs little o notation. It seems intuitively, that Big O is like <= while little o is like <. Does that mean that if something is little o of f(n), it is also Big O of f(n), in the same way that if i < j, i <= j? Thanks for your help.
Yes. Little-oh implies Big-Oh.
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