Threaded binary tree
Briefly describe the term threaded binary tree. Elucidate its common uses?
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A threaded binary tree is structured in order that, all right child pointers would usually be null and points to the ‘in-order successor’ of the node. Likewise, all the left child pointers would normally be null and points to the ‘in-order predecessor’ of node.
Employs of Threaded binary tree:
- Traversal is faster than the unthreaded binary trees
- More subtle, by enabling determination of predecessor and successor nodes which starts from any node, in an efficient way.
- No stack overload can be carried out with threads.
- Convenience of any node from any other node
- It is easy to apply to insertion and deletion from a threaded tree.
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