The obvious example here is if we just increased or decreased the dimensions of screen and then, for example, used a set like rand10k or rand100k. If we increased the dimensions of the screen, our problem might actually be easier (depending on our implementation) because the circles/tile would actually be much lower. Likewise, if we decreased the dimensions, we would have more circles/tile and this might make an implementation which divided the screen into smaller tiles work slower.
The obvious example here is if we just increased or decreased the dimensions of screen and then, for example, used a set like rand10k or rand100k. If we increased the dimensions of the screen, our problem might actually be easier (depending on our implementation) because the circles/tile would actually be much lower. Likewise, if we decreased the dimensions, we would have more circles/tile and this might make an implementation which divided the screen into smaller tiles work slower.
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