| re: help to explain c++ binary tree
"Jerry Khoo" <jeep1188_83@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> hello, everybody, i am kinda new here, nice to meet u all. Now, i am[color=green]
> > cs students and are now facing difficult problems in understanding
> > what a binary tree is, how it works, and the algorithm to display,
> > arrange, find, delete the leaf node in binary tree.
> >
> > I hope that anyone with expereince in building binary tree could help
> > me in explaining the binary tree functions, and give a sample code of
> > the whole picture behind the tree. And further more, i would like to
> > know what is the usage of binary tree in real world.
> >
> > Kindly, thanks to anyone who helped me, and thanks for the grudges of
> > reading my whole message, thanks to everyone[/color][/color]
Really there is no such thing as a C++ binary tree. Binary trees are the
same whatever language you are using. There's nothing special about the way
you would do a binary tree in C++, it would be the same in any other
language too. So your question is not really a C++ question and is off topic
here. Perhaps your could try news:comp.programming if you really want to
learn about binary trees (but really I would suggest a good algorithms
book).
Also I think that if I gave you sample code that implemented a binary tree
you would learn precisely nothing. It would be much better for your learning
to have a go at this problem yourself. If you get stuck and have some C++
code to show us, then we can surely help.
john
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