Could you please specify in a little more detail as to what "pattern'
you wish to get. Do you wish to traverse the entire tree structure, or
do you want production rules?
On 3/29/06, Dinesh Bhatt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear X,
U can do it very easily.
Just consider root as pare
Dear X,
U can do it very easily.
Just consider root as parent
Now start from parent go to child
Now consider child as parent and go on till u get no child .
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On 2/7/06, sam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Hey Admin,
Please ban this fellow.
He's just using the group for his own well being and spamming the group
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>I was wondering if there is any >method to link all sibling nodes >in a binary
>tree
i suggest you read up something on B trees and B+ trees and then put
forth this question.
Nupul
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Fine, I read it "can" be! Bone head!
Obvi can't, as some one already put it
that would mean sorting in O(n).
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Great!
Since we're dealing with a stack here your assertion
is that find_min doesn't change until the current
min is popped of the stack.
However,
Balaji Gopalan wrote:
>the extension of this prob asks whether one more function extract_min()
>(which returns and deletes the current minimum ) can be
