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Chapter 19, Problem 14RQE
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Binary tree:
- Binary tree is a non-linear data structure.
- Binary tree contains node such as root node that is pointed to two child nodes.
- A root node will have left reference node and right reference node.
- Binary tree will contain more than one self-referenced field.
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