👉 Unnotionally is a term used in computer science to describe an algorithm that performs exceptionally well on small inputs, but poorly on large inputs. This means that it works well for smaller data sets and poorly for larger ones. For example, imagine you have a computer program that takes 10 seconds to run on a small dataset. However, when you try to run it on a much bigger dataset (like the entire internet), it runs in about 5 seconds. This shows that this algorithm
