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We're supposed to start with these programs first.

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And to remove it, we have to copy things over to fill in the whole.

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And if any of those queries fail for whatever reason, the whole transaction fails.

So you can double efficiency with a 60 percent internal rate of return.

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A heap isn't actually any particular data structure with some particular running time.

So there's the initialization step. So let's say that

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So let me remind you, the pseudo code of the merge subroutine, here it is.

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In the unordered case, inserting into the list is so easy.

It's not so hard to figure out that we're essentially running down heapify which is a log in operation on each of the node sort as a root.

Rather than thinking about the number of operations executed by Merge Sort, which is this crazy recursive algorithm, which is calling itself over and over and over again.

N 2 operations to compute all of the partial products.

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And that's true, of course, for each of the N partial products.

This is a very simple idea all we're going to do is we're going to keep track of a list of values that are known to be smaller than v that are in L and the ones that are bigger than v.

The way you would work around that is both queries hit the database, return to the app server as false, the user doesn't exist, and then you would have them both write to Memcached.

First, it does the partitioning operation, which runs through all the elements of the list that takes time n and then it's going to recurse assuming it hasn't gotten really lucky and since this is a less than or equal to let's assume it didn't get lucky.

And I'm not going to spend a whole lot of time on it now, but the general idea is most database systems, Datastore included and also PostgreSQL and MySQL and all the SQL ones, have this notion of a transaction where you basically say, Begin transaction, and then you can do all sorts of operations.

So that's roughly N operations for each of the N partial products. So that's roughly

So, for each of N times, we do possibly one insert into the heap, which is a log K operation.

What we can do at this point is look again for the Top K, but now just do it on the sublist of L 0 rank(v) .

And we can say, if you don't mind please remove the smallest from the structure that we have doing whatever updates are necessary so that the rest of the operations can be fulfilled.

Then we have to add it all up at the end, but that takes just an extra number of constant times n primitive operations to do all of those additions.

So the claim is that Merge Short never needs than more than six times N. Times the logarithm of N log base two if you're keeping track plus an extra six N operations to correctly sort an input array of N numbers, okay so lets discuss for a second is this good is this a win, knowing that this is an upper bound of the number of lines of code the merger takes well yes it is and it shows the benefits of the divide and conquer paradigm.

So maybe you might argue that, you know, really, each loop iteration should count as two operations, not just one.'Cause you don't just have to increment K, but you also have to compare it to the, upper bound of N. Eh, maybe.

So, in particular, the goal of this lecture will be to mathematically argue the following claim from an earlier video, that, in order to sort an array in numbers, the merge sort algorithm needs no more than a constant times N log