Computational complexity is a subfield of complexity theory.
It however differs from most subfields in that it does not generally study complex systems . Instead, it uses properties of known complex systems to increase computation speed and resource requirements. In this web page, I will discuss a few of the subjects studied in computational complexity. The process of compressing data so that it can be stored using less memory is generally an important process when working with computers. The standard size of hard drive widely used is only holds slightly more than a mere 8 billion bits of data.