To find the 100th number in O(n) will do.

On 11月10日, 下午11时09分, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I consider 3 ways:
> n=1 million.
> 1. use a 100 heap (n*log(100)?)
> 2. use a 1 million heap.(time O(nlogn))
> 3. use quicksort, each time, discard the less part. ( O(logn)?)
>
> but I can't tell which one is the best? is there any stardard way to
> do it ?
> thanks!


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