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1 S S-09 eneral Trees : Trees with > 2 children How can we implement trees with nodes that have > 2 children? 09-1: Trees with > 2 children rray of hildren 09-2: Trees with > 2 children Linked List of hildren

2 S S-09 eneral Trees : Left hild / Right Sibling We can integrate the linked lists with the nodes themselves: 09-4: Working with eneral Tree class Node { private Node leftchild_; private Node rightsib_; private Object element_; Node leftchild() { void setleftchild(node leftchild) { return leftchild_; leftchild_ = leftchild; } } Node rightsib() { void setrightsib(node leftchild) { return rightsib_; rightsib_ = rightsib; } } Node element() { void setlement(object element) { return element_; element_ = element; } } } 09-5: eneral Trees NumNodes Returns the number of nodes in a tree

3 S S-09 eneral Trees 3 Number of Nodes = 8 Number of Nodes = : eneral Trees NumNodes int numnodes(node tree) { int descendants = 0; Node tmp; if (tree == null) return 0; for (tmp = tree.leftchild(); tmp!= null; tmp = tmp.rightsib()) descendants = descendants + numnodes(tmp); } return descendants + 1; 09-7: eneral Trees NumNodes II int numnodes(node tree) { if (tree == null) return 0; return 1 + numnodes(tree.leftchild()) + numnodes(tree.rightsib()); } 09-8: Tree Operations Height Returns the height of the tree (Length of the path to the deepest leaf) + 1

4 S S-09 eneral Trees 4 Height = 5 Height = : eneral Trees Height int height(node tree) { if (tree == null) return 0; return MX((1 + height(tree.leftchild())), height(tree.rightsib())); } 09-10: eneral Trees Tree 1 Tree Tree 3 Write numleaves and print 09-11: Serializing inary Trees Print a tree to a file, saving structure information irst Try: Print out nodes, in order that they would appear in a PRORR traversal. Why doesn t this work?

5 S S-09 eneral Trees : Serializing inary Trees Printing out nodes, in order that they would appear in a PRORR traversal does not work, because we don t 09-13: Serializing inary Trees //////// Printing out nodes, in order that they would appear in a PRORR traversal does not work, because we don t 09-14: Serializing inary Trees Printing out nodes, in order that they would appear in a PRORR traversal does not work, because we don t

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