Question 1 In the array-based implementation of a list, which has size $n$, insertion in the worst case has computing time. O $O(n^2)$ O $O(n)$ O $O(1)$ O $O(\log n)$ 1 pts
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In the worst case, this involves shifting $n$ elements, where $n$ is the size of the list. Show more…
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