Assuming that all indexing operations, as well as the push and pop operations, can be performed in constant time, what is the average time complexity of ALGORITHM?Pick ONE optionO(1)O(N)O(N²)O(N * log(N))New ModeSelect the snip mode using the Mode button or click def ALGORITHM (text):processor := list containing '0'i : = 1while i < length(text):if text[i]== "s":push "s" onto processor"d":else if text[i]else if text[i]push "d" onto processorelse if text[i]"p":push "p" onto processor"q":push "q" onto processorelse:==i := i + 1looploop==v := pop from processorV = V * 10v := v + numeric value of text[i] digitpush v onto processor==while length (processor) > 1t2 = processor.pop()c = processor.pop()t1 = processor.pop()if c == "s":push t1 + t2 onto processorelse if c == "d":-push tl t2 onto processorelse if c == "p":push t1 * t2 onto processorelse if c == "q":push t1 / t2 onto processorreturn := pop from processor

def ALGORITHM (text): processor := list containing '0' i = 1 while i < length (text): if text[i] == "s": push "s" onto processor else if text[i] == "d": push "d" onto processor else if text[i] == "p": push "p" onto processor else if text[i] == "q": push "q" onto processor else: v = pop from processor v := v * 10 v := v + numeric value of text[i] digit push v onto processor i := i + 1 loop while length (processor) > 1 t2 = processor.pop() c = processor.pop() t1 = processor.pop() if c == "s": push t1 + t2 onto processor else if c == "d": push tl else if c == push tl else if c == "q": t2 onto processor "p": t2 onto processor push t1 / t2 onto processor loop return = pop from processor

def ALGORITHM (text): processor := list containing '0' i = 1 while i < length (text): if text[i] == "s": push "s" onto processor else if text[i] == "d": push "d" onto processor else if text[i] == "p": push "p" onto processor else if text[i] == "q": push "q" onto processor else: v = pop from processor v := v * 10 v := v + numeric value of text[i] digit push v onto processor i := i + 1 loop while length (processor) > 1 t2 = processor.pop() c = processor.pop() t1 = processor.pop() if c == "s": push t1 + t2 onto processor else if c == "d": push tl else if c == push tl else if c == "q": t2 onto processor "p": t2 onto processor push t1 / t2 onto processor loop return = pop from processor

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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