University of South Florida C Time complexity Algorithm Code Report

Description

Analyze the worst-case time complexity of the MysteryIncrement algorithm below and show your work. This algorithm increments every element of an array, but does so in an unusual way.

Note that the algorithm assumes that array indexes are 1 to n rather than 0 to n-1. This does not affect the complexity of the algorithm, but it may affect how well you understand what it is doing.

MysteryIncrement

Input:

arr: array of size n

Input:

n: size of arr

Input:

k: positive integer between 1 and n, inclusive

Output:

arr, with all entries incremented by 1

Pseudocode:

1. for i = 1 to k

2. for j = 1 to n/k

3. arr[j * k + i] = arr[j * k + i] + 1

4. end for

5. end for

6. return arr

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Assignment Details
COP4530.001821.13506 Data Structures
Description
Analyze the worst-case time complexity of the
Mysterylncrement algorithm below and show
your work. This algorithm increments every
element of an array, but does so in an unusual
way.
Note that the algorithm assumes that array
indexes are 1 to n rather than 0 to n-1. This
does not affect the complexity of the
algorithm, but it may affect how well you
understand what it is doing.
Mysterylncrement
Input: arr: array of size n
Input: n: size of arr
Input: k: positive integer between 1 and n,
inclusive
Output: arr, with all entries incremented by 1
Pseudocode:
1. for i = 1 to k
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