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Design a nonrecursive
def Search(Tree, TargetValue):
if (Tree is None):
return None # Search failed
elif (TargetValue = = Tree.Value):
return Tree # Search succeeded
elif (TargetValue < Tree.Value):
return Search(Tree.Left, TargetValue)
# Apply the function Search to see if TargetValue is in the subtree identified by the root's left child pointer, and report the result of that search.
elif (TargetValue > Tree.Value):
return Search(Tree.Right, TargetValue)
# Apply the function Search to see if TargetValue is in the subtree identified by the ‘ right child pointer, and report the result of that search.
Figure 8.21
The binary search as it would appear if the list were implemented as a linked binary tree
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