Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Data Structures (3rd Edition)
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Chapter 22, Problem 1SA
Program Plan Intro
Binary search tree:
- Binary search tree is a tree in which the nodes are sorted in the semantic order and it has the shape of binary tree.
- Nodes in the binary search tree can have zero, one, or two children.
- In a binary search tree, any node value is greater than the left sub tree and lesser than the right sub tree.
- Node without children is called a leaf or end node.
- A node that does not have a superior node is called a root node.
- Root node is the starting node.
- The binary search will be performed until finding a search node or reaching the end of the tree.
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