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... node . The single node at the top is called the root node ( since if we turned the drawing upside down , this node would represent the base or root of the tree ) . The nodes at the other extreme are called terminal nodes ( or leaf nodes ) ...
... node . The single node at the top is called the root node ( since if we turned the drawing upside down , this node would represent the base or root of the tree ) . The nodes at the other extreme are called terminal nodes ( or leaf nodes ) ...
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... node ) of the binary tree contains three components : the data , a pointer to the node's first child , and a pointer to the node's second child . Although there is no left or right inside a machine , it is helpful to refer to the first ...
... node ) of the binary tree contains three components : the data , a pointer to the node's first child , and a pointer to the node's second child . Although there is no left or right inside a machine , it is helpful to refer to the first ...
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... node . Indeed , we have found the location to which a search for the new data would lead . A program segment expressing this process in the case of a linked tree structure is shown in Figure 7-26 . It first searches the tree for the ...
... node . Indeed , we have found the location to which a search for the new data would lead . A program segment expressing this process in the case of a linked tree structure is shown in Figure 7-26 . It first searches the tree for the ...
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