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Binary Trees: Meaning And Associated Terminology

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Sanket Kashyap

Binary Trees are one of the most important data structures out there with respect to the interview preparation. This lesson begins with a brief introduction to the formal and informal explanation of binary trees. It also throws light on the structure of a tree, adding a new node and all the other basic terminology associated with a Binary Tree.

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