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Imagine that we have a list of names called nameList. There are various algorithms we could run on it. Here's one such algorithm, which compares each name in the list to every other name: 1| for firstName in nameList: 2| for secondName in nameList: 3| print(firstName, "equals", secondName, ":", firstName == secondName) What is the running time of this algorithm in terms of Big O notation?

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