If a data structure supports an operation foo() such that a sequence of n calls to foo() takes O(n Ig n) time to perform

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If a data structure supports an operation foo() such that a sequence of n calls to foo() takes O(n Ig n) time to perform

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If a data structure supports an operation foo() such that a sequence of n calls to foo() takes O(n Ig n) time to perform in the worst case, then the amortized time of a foo() operation is el ) while the actual time of a single foo operation could be as high as of
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