Trees Flashcards

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1
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Define tree

A

connected undirected graph with no cycles

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2
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Define root of a tree

A

start node for traversals

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3
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Define branch of a tree

A

path from root to an end point

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4
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Define height of a tree

A

number of edges connected to root node and furthest leaf node

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5
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Define parent and child mode

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  • Parent node: node that comes directly before another

- Child node: no children

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6
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Define binary tree

A

-rooted tree where every node has at most two child nodes

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7
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Define binary search tree

A

ordered to optimise searching

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8
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Uses for trees

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  • used in compilers to build syntax trees.
  • to represent algebraic and boolean expressions
  • speed up searching
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9
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Records for each nodes will contain:

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  • the index
  • the data
  • left child pointer
  • right child pointer
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10
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Which side do you do pre-order tree traversal in?

A

left side

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Algorithm of pre-order?

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  • Output the node
  • Left
  • Right
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12
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Which side do you do in-order traversal?

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below

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13
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Algorithm of in-order?

A
  • left
  • output the node
  • right
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14
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Which side do you do post-order traversal?

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right side

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15
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Algorithm of post-order?

A
  • left
  • right
  • output the node
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16
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Uses of binary search trees

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  • in order, access the values in ascending order

- reverse in order, access the values in descending order

17
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Uses of expression trees

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  • pre-order, produces the prefix version
  • in-order, produces the infix version
  • post-order, produces the postfix version