E F H K Write out the sequential representation for the left tree above (with root A) where /' is used to mark null links. - Give algorithms that finds the number of children using the sequential representation in the previous step , Linked Implementations Using Array of Child Pointers implementation, linked implementation left-child/right-sibling. - Give a tradeoff to analyze the data structure and algorithm for the two implementations used in second point

E F H K Write out the sequential representation for the left tree above (with root A) where /' is used to mark null links. - Give algorithms that finds the number of children using the sequential representation in the previous step , Linked Implementations Using Array of Child Pointers implementation, linked implementation left-child/right-sibling. - Give a tradeoff to analyze the data structure and algorithm for the two implementations used in second point

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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Chapter1: Introduction

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