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Printing from the tree using recursion....PLZ HELP!

momotaro
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am trying to impliment a function which print the keys from a binary tree in the bracketed form (key : left, right) where key is the key in the root, left denotes the left subtree of the root printed in bracketed form, and right denotes the right subtree in bracketed form


********************************Here is my function ******************************

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  1. void PrintKeys(Tree *root){
  2. if (root){
  3.            printf("%d" : ,root ->entry);
  4.            PrintKeys(Tree -> left);
  5.            printf(", ");
  6.            PrintKey(root -> right);
  7.           }
  8. }

PS:if is there any better implimentation feel free :)

THX!
Apr 25 '07 #1
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Ganon11
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That looks just fine to me.
Apr 25 '07 #2

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