with bitset<2001> bits[1000][1000];
what time complexity of operation shifting ( =<< or =>> ) !!
and what is Memory ?
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Standard doesn't says anything about it, but I think it's safe to assume, that bitsets inside just static array of unsigned numbers. So shifting must be just loop over that array. So complexity would be
O(N / bits_per_number). And what memory you are asking?so time complexity this operation bits[ 1 ][1] |= ( bits[ 0 ][0] >> 1 ) take O( 1 ) !
O(1)with big constant (if bitset stores 32bit numbers that it would beceil(2001 / 32) = 66)