Trees

[trusiki]

I am trying to use C# for my program that deals with manipulation of
trees (i.e. finding distance between different nodes, assigning labels
to nodes, storing trees, etc.).

I know I can probably use a multi-dimensional array as my data
structure. However, I wanted to find out if C# had any built-in APIs
for trees.
Thanks in advance.

[Daniel O'Connell [C# MVP]]

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I am trying to use C# for my program that deals with manipulation of
trees (i.e. finding distance between different nodes, assigning labels
to nodes, storing trees, etc.).

I know I can probably use a multi-dimensional array as my data
structure. However, I wanted to find out if C# had any built-in APIs
for trees.

No, trees are one data structure the framework has no support for. There
should be a good selection of tree classes out there however.

[Michael Nemtsev]

See there
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vcsharp/de...res_guide3.asp

it describes how to use trees in .net and shows several samples
You can find it usefull

I am trying to use C# for my program that deals with manipulation of
trees (i.e. finding distance between different nodes, assigning labels
to nodes, storing trees, etc.).

I know I can probably use a multi-dimensional array as my data
structure. However, I wanted to find out if C# had any built-in APIs
for trees.

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