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Precisely specify the conditions under which the following algorithm returns
true, and then discuss, in detail, the running time of the algorithm. If you think it has different best- and worst-case running times then these should be considered separately, and you should explain the conditions under which best and worst cases arise.
explain your answer and use O, Ω and ø
Algorithm Ex1 ((?1, ... ??), (?1, ... , ??))
?←0
for ? ← 1 to ? do
?←1
while ? ≤ ? do
If ?? ==??
?←?+1
?←?+1
return ? > 0
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