Such a great video on Big O. Thanks a bunch!!!

Carleton, thanks for your contribution.

Really nicely done, Mr. Moore!

Probably the best explanation I've seen! Thank you!

Simple, clear and concise. Thank you very much Carleton for the tutorial.

Thank you! Keep making such video.

That graph really wraps everything else up. Thanks for that!

I really Liked the explanation! Thanks.

Man, thank you for your time! I rarely every comment on youtube. You cleared so much misconceptions in my mind in 11 minutes. Thank you so much!

thank you for the great video , as a new student of IT and math , i have no idea what the school have taught me before i watched this

THANK YOU! big thank you, your video helped me a lot!

Great video!

best explanation i've seen so far

excelent explanation. Been strugling from few day. Now clear that what is big 0

Thank you this video was very helpful.

Thanks for clearing things up for me about big-O. Please make more videos on discrete math topics!

thank you for the explanation you just cleared everything in 7 minutes...

My grade went from O(logn) to O (n^n)

Great explanation, thank you

love it can you please make more videos on big O

great video

Extremely helpful, thank you so much!

This was very helpful, thank you!

Very clear explanation.. Thank you!

nice thanks alot sir

nice video

To prevent any confusion, is there an error at 4:28 in your while loop? Shouldn't C4 and C5 be changed around? Or should the j increment be labeled C5?

In the first example, could the two lines p = p * j; j++; be combined into one statement "p = p * j++"? If I understand it correctly, that would use the current value of j and then increment it, which is what was done to begin with.

Hello Mr.Moore,I found your videos to be extremely helpful, these concepts especially this more.I was wondering where I can find visuals like this or is there a book I can use these concepts as well as you do?

I dig your video. I am into it 4.26 m/s I see you used C1, C2,C2, C3 x n and etc. How did you arrived in using C1,C2,etc? Is this a guess? I really need to understand.

y decían que no iba a servir para nada :v

Great video!