👉 Overderiding is a phenomenon in computer science where an algorithm or function performs better when it is given more data than its own implementation would usually do. This can happen because the algorithm or function does not rely on any specific data structure, and instead uses all available resources to solve the problem. For example, consider a simple sorting algorithm that sorts an array of numbers in ascending order using a bubble sort. If we have a large amount of data to sort, this algorithm would run much faster than if
