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Big-O Notation is one of the fundamental asymptotic analysis tools used in computer science to measure the efficiency of algorithms. This notation formally describes how an algorithm’s running time or memory usage grows in relation to the input size. Big-O is used to define an upper bound on a function and has thus become a fundamental unit of measurement in algorithmic complexity analysis. The term is derived from the German word Ordnung (order, rank) and was introduced by Paul Bachmann in 1894