O-notation!?!?!

That's a valid, albeit disappointing response to the question. If you don't know what O-notation is, I learn something about the boundaries of your skills and training. If you think you know what it is, but think it's onerous, again, I learn something. If you muddle through the problem, give bad analysis, or don't give an answer at all, I learn something. That's the point of asking, right? It's not to lord my skills over you (the applicant). It's to see if and how you can help me accomplish projects together.

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