Often times when designing or learning a new algorithm it is beneficial to have a visual representation of what is "going on inside" an algorithm. As with self balancing binary search tree's it is often helpful to know how the
Have you ever wanted to display a binary search tree while conveying its structural make up? Sure, with a combination of several traversals we can dedeuce the trees structure, but there must be a faster, easier way...
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