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### Relatives of Big O,
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- Big Omega
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- Big Theta - If this is n squared, it means big omega and big o are also n squared.
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- Big Theta - If this is n squared, it means big omega and big o are also n squared.
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## GO over slides for Jan 13th as I missed first half
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### Greedy Algorithms
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Greedy algorithms always optimize for the current best chest, ignoring any possible better outcomes in the future.
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This can work in cases where a problem has a greedy property.
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### Making Change Problem
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In the case where the denominations are always larger/equal to 2 of the smaller denominations then it makes sense when giving change, to simply give the largest coin available.
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