Questions and Answers
Binary Search Tree is a type of Binary Tree where every node entry has a unique key.
True
In a Binary Search Tree, all the keys in the left subtree of a node are greater than the key of the node.
False
In an Inorder traversal, the parent node is visited before traversing the left subtree.
False
A Binary Tree can have more than 2 children for each node.
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In a Postorder traversal, the parent node is visited before traversing the left and right subtrees.
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Study Notes
Binary Search Tree Characteristics
- Each node entry in a Binary Search Tree has a unique key.
- All keys in the left subtree of a node are less than (not greater than) the key of the node.
Traversal Methods
- In an Inorder traversal, the parent node is visited after traversing the left subtree and before traversing the right subtree.
- In a Postorder traversal, the parent node is visited after traversing both the left and right subtrees.
Binary Tree Characteristics
- A Binary Tree is a type of tree where each node typically has at most two children (i.e., a left child and a right child).
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Description
Test your knowledge about tree data structures with this quiz. Explore the terminology, traversal, and operations on binary trees, including parts and types of trees such as root, child, leaf, and sub-tree.
