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Trees are hierarchical data structures consisting of nodes and edges, with key components including root, child, and leaf nodes. They come in various types such as binary trees, binary search trees, AVL trees, and heap trees, and are used in applications like file systems, databases, and AI. Understanding basic operations like insertion, deletion, and traversal is crucial for effective programming.

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Trees Presentation

Trees are hierarchical data structures consisting of nodes and edges, with key components including root, child, and leaf nodes. They come in various types such as binary trees, binary search trees, AVL trees, and heap trees, and are used in applications like file systems, databases, and AI. Understanding basic operations like insertion, deletion, and traversal is crucial for effective programming.

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Trees in Programming

Understanding the Basics of Trees


and Their Applications
What are Trees?
• A tree is a hierarchical data structure made up
of nodes and edges.

• Key Components:
• - Root: The topmost node of a tree.
• - Child: Nodes connected below a parent.
• - Leaf: Nodes with no children.

• Example: Folder structure in computers.


Types of Trees
• - Binary Tree: Each node has at most 2
children.
• - Binary Search Tree: Left child < Root < Right
child.
• - AVL Tree: A self-balancing binary search tree.
• - Heap Tree: Complete binary tree used for
priority queues.
Basic Operations
• - Insert: Add a new node to the tree.
• - Delete: Remove a node from the tree.
• - Traverse: Visit all nodes in a specific order.
• - Inorder (L -> Root -> R)
• - Preorder (Root -> L -> R)
• - Postorder (L -> R -> Root)
Real-Life Applications
• - File Systems: Organizing files and folders.
• - Databases: Storing and retrieving hierarchical
data.
• - AI and Machine Learning: Decision trees.
• - Networking: Routing and communication
protocols.
Code Example
• struct Node {
• int data;
• Node* left;
• Node* right;
• Node(int value) {
• data = value;
• left = nullptr;
• right = nullptr;
• }
Step-by-Step Code Demonstration
• - Step 1: Create a Node structure.
• - Step 2: Build the tree.
• - Step 3: Implement traversal functions.
• - Step 4: Print results of traversal.

• Output Example: 4 2 5 1 3
Conclusion
• Trees are a versatile and powerful data
structure.

• Applications span file systems, AI, and


databases.

• Mastering trees is essential for efficient


problem-solving in programming.
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