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Chapter 21, Problem 12RQE
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Inserting a node:
While inserting a new node in the binary tree, it searches for the leaf position to insert a node. So, it starts to search the key from root until it finds the leaf node.
- Once the leaf node is found, it adds the new node as a child of the leaf node. Otherwise, it returns the new node.
Psuedocode:
In this algorithm, let us consider the root node as “root” and key as “k” and the “left” represents the left subtree whereas the “right” represents the right subtree.
Input: Binary tree
Output: Display the binary tree after inserting a new node.
Process: Insert(Node root, Key k)
Algorithm:
if (root == null)
return new Node(k);
elseif (k <= root...
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