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Writing Data Structures in C++

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Submitted on: 1/24/2005 1:23:51 PM
By: Sanchit Karve  
Level: Intermediate
User Rating: By 4 Users
Compatibility:C++ (general), Microsoft Visual C++, Borland C++

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     This Tutorial teaches Stacks,Queues,Linked Lists,Linked Stacks and Queues,Circular Linked Lists and Binary Trees thoroughly explained.
 
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1/24/2005 4:45:26 PMIRBMe

Good tutorial. The only thing I noticed really was that your description of binary trees wasn't quite right. A binary tree is simply a tree with zero, one or two children per node. The properties you described are that of a binary SEARCH tree. Just some ideas for the future if you decide to continue: b-trees, priority queues, hash tables, sets, bags, sequences, injective sequences, dictionaries, heaps, graphs etc.
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1/25/2005 5:02:04 AMSanchit Karve

thanx...i was explaining Binary Trees not realising that I even extended the explanation to BST's.
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i'm not quite happy bout this site because i can't find the solution bout my research. but it's okay.. it's nice on other hand for the beginners like me..
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