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O K-ary trees (discussed in class) can be implemented using the "first child, next sibling" method (discussed in the book). O A pre-order traversal visits children after processing the node itself. O A post-order traversal visits children after processing the node itself.

O K-ary trees (discussed in class) can be implemented using the "first child, next sibling" method (discussed in the book). O A pre-order traversal visits children after processing the node itself. O A post-order traversal visits children after processing the node itself.

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Database System Concepts
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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
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O If you can get from a parent to a child using a reference, then you can get back to the parent using the same reference (i.e. there us an "undirected edge" between a parent and child so you can go from parent to child). O Leaves have no children and the root cannot be a leaf. O The height of a node is the length of the path from that node to the root. O K-ary trees (discussed in class) can be implemented using the "first child, next sibling" method (discussed in the book). O A pre-order traversal visits children after processing the node itself. O A post-order traversal visits children after processing the node itself. O A binary tree has at most 1 child per node (it is binary: 0 or 1 children). O Recursion can be used to determine the number of nodes in a tree. O Recursion cannot be used to determine the height of a tree (iteration must be used). O The textbook provides implementations for pre-, post-, and in-order tree iterators.
Transcribed Image Text:O If you can get from a parent to a child using a reference, then you can get back to the parent using the same reference (i.e. there us an "undirected edge" between a parent and child so you can go from parent to child). O Leaves have no children and the root cannot be a leaf. O The height of a node is the length of the path from that node to the root. O K-ary trees (discussed in class) can be implemented using the "first child, next sibling" method (discussed in the book). O A pre-order traversal visits children after processing the node itself. O A post-order traversal visits children after processing the node itself. O A binary tree has at most 1 child per node (it is binary: 0 or 1 children). O Recursion can be used to determine the number of nodes in a tree. O Recursion cannot be used to determine the height of a tree (iteration must be used). O The textbook provides implementations for pre-, post-, and in-order tree iterators.
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A K-ary tree is a collection of nodes normally represented hierarchically in the following fashion.

  1. The tree starts at the root node.
  2. Each node of the tree holds a list of references to its child nodes.
  3. The number of children a node has is less than or equal to n.

5. pre-order:

algorithm
   1. Visit the root.
   2. Traverse the left subtree
   3. Traverse the right subtree

6. post-arder
Algorithm
   1. Traverse the left subtree
   2. Traverse the right subtree
   3. Visit the root.
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