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    Tree Traversal..

    Hi,

    for this, 0123456789 i constructed Binary search tree... now,i want to know

    preorder,postorder for this.....

    5
    / \
    3 8
    / \ / \
    1 4 7 9
    / \ /
    0 2 6

    Is this correct?? how to traverse?? i googled it.. But i was confused thats why i am posting here...

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    Quote Originally Posted by ganesh bala View Post
    Hi,

    for this, 0123456789 i constructed Binary search tree... now,i want to know

    preorder,postorder for this.....

    5
    / \
    3 8
    / \ / \
    1 4 7 9
    / \ /
    0 2 6

    Is this correct?? how to traverse?? i googled it.. But i was confused thats why i am posting here...
    No idea about what you are aiming at from 0123456789, anyways I can give you the pre and posorder traversal of the tree you have drawn

    POST order : - 0214367985
    PRE order : - 5310248769

    How to traverse: -

    POST order ... First left child then right child the root
    now as you see left = 3 , right = 8, root 5
    but again 3 is not leaf so 3 is in itself root.. so we need to satisfy the condition here too..

    thus left = 1 right = 4 root 3
    oops ... 1 is root ...
    left = 0 right = 2 root = 1
    0 is leaf -- write it -> 0
    2 is leaf --- write it -> 02
    1 is root but children already dealed ---> 021 ... .... ..

    preorder should be clear

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    Thanks a lot vkaushal21..
    I am just Learning Data structures..

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    Quote Originally Posted by iMalc View Post
    Please don't just give out answers. See the homework policy.
    I just joined this forum yesterday ... didn't read homework policy earlier ..

    thanks for the info.. i will mind that in future

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    Quote Originally Posted by ganesh bala View Post
    Its not Home Work .. Just i want to know it ...
    You are trying to learn, however, and being given the answer is how you learn how to copy others. Learning how it works yourself by working it out, you learn how to solve the problem. Along the lines of:
    Give a man a fish, and you have to feed him every day.
    Teach a man to fish, and you never need to give him food.

    In this case, it's answers in the forum and problem solving instead of fish and fishing, but the same idea applies.

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    I always heard it as

    Give a man a fish and feed him for a day.
    Teach a man to fish and feed him for a lifetime!

    I think it sounds more poetic that way

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bladactania View Post
    I always heard it as

    Give a man a fish and feed him for a day.
    Teach a man to fish and feed him for a lifetime!

    I think it sounds more poetic that way
    Yeah, I guess that's better - I was writing it from memory...

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