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Code complexity question: If you have n items to begin with, how many times will you need to repeatedly divide it in half in order to get a single element from n items?
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log(n)
would it be n/2^n?
ah.. simple stuff. Thanks man.
well, log base 2 to be specific
log base 2 of (n) though, correct?
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ha was about to say that.
If you want some explanation it would go something like: \[n/2^x = 1\]\[n = 2^x\]\[x=log_2(n)\]
awesome thanks :)
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