Problems

1. Which function grows faster? N log N or N1+ε where ε > 0?

2. An algorithm takes 0.5ms for input size 100. How long will it take for input size 500
if the running time is the following?
o linear
o O(n log n)
o quadratic
o cubic
3. An algorithm takes 0.5 ms for input size 100. How large of aproblem can be solved
in 1 minute if the running time is the following
o linear
o O(n log n)
o quadratic
o cubic
4. Why is it important to assume integers in our computer model have a fixed width /
size?

Remember to use the flags -Wall" and -std=c++17 when compiling.

Maximum Subsequence
Write a linear-time template function in C++ that will give the indices of the
maximum subsequence of a vector.

 Begin by writing test cases. Use maxSubsequenceSampleTest.cpp as a starting

point. (Rename the file so it doesn't include Sample), then add more tests.
Don't forget to test types other than int.
 Edit maxSubSequence.hpp and place your code inside the
existing maxSubsequence function. Do not edit the method signature.
 When you are finished, your code should compile against
both maxSubsequenceMain.cpp and MaxSubsequenceTest.cpp without
changes. If it doesn't, then it probably won't compile against my test suite.
 Your submission must include a script or makefile to build an executable that
runs your tests. This script/makefile must run on EOS.
Matrix search
Suppose you have an NxN matrix such that each individual row is increasing from left
to right and each individual column is increasing from top to bottom. Write a
template function in C++ that decides if a given value is in the matrix. The running
time of this function must be O(N). (Notice that the size of the matrix is O(N2);
therefore, you can't examine each element in the matrix.) Write the function as a
template that works for both integers and doubles.

 Begin by writing test cases. Use matrixSearchSampleTest.cpp as a starting

point. (Rename the file so it doesn't include Sample), then add more tests.
Don't forget to test types other than int.
 Edit searchMatrix.hpp and place your code inside the
existing searchMatrix function. Do not edit the method signature.
 Your function should raise an std::invalid_argument exception if the
matrix is not square.
 You may assume that the data in the matrix is ascending in each row and
column. You do not need to verify this.
 When you are finished, your code should compile against
both searchMatrixMain.cpp and searchMatrixTest.cpp without changes. If
it doesn't, then it probably won't compile against my test suite.
 Your submission must include a script or makefile to build an executable that
runs your tests. This script/makefile must run on EOS.