It's O(n+W), not O(n*W).
> if you don't care about W or it is essentially constant - then it can be dropped
Also, every algorithm that ends in a real computer is bound to a constant time. That's still not a practical thing to do.
It's O(n+W), not O(n*W).
> if you don't care about W or it is essentially constant - then it can be dropped
Also, every algorithm that ends in a real computer is bound to a constant time. That's still not a practical thing to do.