Logarithmic complexity is better than constant but worse than linear complexity.

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Logarithmic complexity (O(log n)) is better than linear complexity (O(n)) because it means the algorithm's execution time increases logarithmically as the input size increases, which is more efficient than linearly increasing time. Constant complexity (O(1)) is the best among these, as the execution time does not change with the size of the input.

Logarithmic Complexity Is Better Than Constant but Worse Than Linear