In this chapter, we've learned about algorithm efficiency and how to measure it. We now know about Big-O notation and the syntax used to describe how an algorithm behaves in time and space for any input data size. We have a clear picture of the different Big-O order functions and we can identify the order of different pieces of code. We have also seen how to measure any method in Swift using different functions. In the next chapter, we are going to put into practice what we know about algorithms in order to select the appropriate one for different scenarios.
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Mario Eguiluz Alebicto is a software engineer with over 15 years of experience in development. He started developing software with Java, later switched to Objective-C when the first iPhone delighted the world, and now, he is working with Swift and involved in backend technologies. He loves to code, build exciting projects, and learn new languages and frameworks. Apart from software development, Mario loves to travel, learn new hobbies, practice sports, and considers himself a hardcore gamer, which he has been since he was a child.
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Mario Eguiluz Alebicto is a software engineer with over 15 years of experience in development. He started developing software with Java, later switched to Objective-C when the first iPhone delighted the world, and now, he is working with Swift and involved in backend technologies. He loves to code, build exciting projects, and learn new languages and frameworks. Apart from software development, Mario loves to travel, learn new hobbies, practice sports, and considers himself a hardcore gamer, which he has been since he was a child.
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