Data structures: Introduction to Trees

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Man why do they have so many relatives,they are just numbers 😭

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For data that is naturally hierarchical

A collection of entities, nodes, linked together to simulate a hierarchical. Non linear data structure.

Height and depth



Types of trees:
At most two children - binary trees

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So if it isnt binary, can I use like vector in storing the addresses of the childs?

Hi, I am confused about the depth of a node. As a directed tree can have multiple parents (references pointing at it), the case where a node will only have one parent pointing is in the case of the tree is an arborescence tree. So, if it is a normal directed tree, how do you find the depth of that node, as it has more than one reference?

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Kind of bizarre that even though this is the exact structure of a family tree, it doesn't look like it would be the proper data structure to store a family tree. There doesn't seem to be a good way to quickly search for cousins or more distant relatives. Guess that would have to be a graph with an algorithm that could add new edges as "shortcuts" between nodes that are connected via multiple edges.