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What is O(log(n!)) and O(n!) ? I believe it is O(n log(n)) and O(n^n) ? Why? I think it has to do with Stirling's approximation , but I don't get the explanation very well. Am I wrong about O(log(n!) = O(n log(n)) ? How can the math be explained in simpler terms? In reality I just want an idea of how this works.
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