Big Theta Notation in Algorithm Complexity
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Define Big Theta notation in terms of algorithm complexity.

Big Theta notation describes the tight bound on the growth rate of an algorithm's running time.

Explain the significance of using Big Theta notation in analyzing algorithms.

Big Theta notation helps in understanding the best-case, worst-case, and average-case scenarios of an algorithm's performance.

How does Big Theta differ from Big O and Big Omega notations?

Big Theta provides a precise bound on an algorithm's complexity, while Big O gives an upper bound and Big Omega gives a lower bound.

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