nLength
nLength is a notation used in mathematics and computer science to denote the length or cardinality of a sequence, array, string, or other finite data structure, often as a function of a parameter n that characterizes the data set. In general, the length is the number of elements in the structure. When a data structure depends on a parameter n, nLength may be described as l(n) or simply nLength, representing the size of the instance.
In formal terms, the length of a finite sequence S = (s1, ..., sk) is k. For strings, nLength
Different programming languages expose length information with various terminology. For example, Python uses len(x) to obtain
Common uses include loop bounds, capacity planning, and complexity analysis, where nLength defines the number of