Data structures: Binary Tree

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If anyone is having confusion between depth and height, think of the analogy that we measure the 'depth' of sea from it's surface and the 'height' of a person from toe to head. PS: This was taken from a stackoverflow thread.

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I'm still confused about height and depth of a tree!

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[@dhruvgaba8516]

Let's imagine an example of a fish swimming in the sea. Here, fish resembles a node, and the height of the fish from the sea bed resembles the height of the node and the depth of the fish from the surface of the sea resembles the depth of the node. Have a look at the diagram below: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ == surface (root node) | | == Depth from the surface of the sea (if there are d no. of edges to get to node x) | ((*)) === Fish Any particular node (x) | | == Height from the bottom of the sea (if there are h no. of edges from the bottom-most leaf) | _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ == sea bed (leaves, end of tree)

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[@mycodeschool]

Here is the next video - Data structures: Binary Search Tree

[@nishant73391]

+mycodeschool at 13:20 you show the height of the left child of root is 2. The height of left child of 2 is 0 here not 1. so how the height is 2?

[@sambitsarkar6987]

+NISHANT NIKET You are right. The height of the left child of 2 is 1 and not 0. But we are talking about the abs difference between the height of left and right sub tree. So, lheight = 1, Rheight = 1, lheight - Rheight = 0. Hope this helps!!

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Best lecture on a binary tree so far.

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Guys there also exists a different version ACBT = Complete Binary Tree of mycodeschool Complete BT = Perfect Binary Tree of mycodeschool While Full/Strict/Proper and Perfect BT all are same.

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Thank you so much for wonderful video with the subtitles. Finally,now i can understand what a binary tree is.

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Can you pls tell me what math do I need to learn to be able to understand this? Your answer would really help me

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@@paula19335 Just regular high school math. Exponents, square roots, logarithms. It's nit so much about a very specific part of it as it is about observing and applying mathematical thinking.

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the series in the description is very helpful . thanks

[@TheOverAndAround]

at 13:04 I am confused how you say the height of left subtree is 1? I thought it was 2. Say node x is the one in red. I watched the previous vid and it says, the height of x is the number of edges in the longest path of x to a leaf. I counted 2? I look at it this way to make it easier. if left subtree has no edge - height = 0 if right subtreee has no edge - height = 0 if left or right subtree has an edge, add up all the edges leading to the deepest leaf node then use your formula diff = | leftsubtree_height - rightsubtree_height |

[@mycodeschool]

Matt Stewart - We are saying height of left and right subtrees. Height is defined as number of edges in some longest path from root to a leaf. For the sub-trees, the root node is not the node marked in red. For left subtree, root node is the left child and for right sub-tree root node is the right child. We need to calculate from root of the respective subtrees. Let me know if this is still not clear to you. Actually, you can calculate the diff, by saying 0 height if there is no child. Actual diff wont change. Lot of people do that. That's ok.. But when we say subtree, we cannot count the node (marked in red here) itself.

[@TheOverAndAround]

mycodeschool thanks so much, that makes sense, I didn't understand where the subtree started.Learning alot from your clear vids.

[@simonetruglia]

Matt Stewart Thanks for the question :)

[@GauravTayal26]

Still not clear. Height of left subtree is 2 and not 1 since there are 2 edges from root of left sub-tree to the leaf while chosing longest path. Please clarify

[@prashanttrar9599]

Height of the left subtree means counting no. of edges starting from the left node and not from the base root itself, maximum no. of edges from left node to the leaf node is 1 hence, height of left subtree is 1. Consider it as a new temporary tree of which base root is the left node and just calculate height of it.

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thanks to making such a nice tutorial it will covers all necessary information to starting binary tree. thanks again.

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Thanks Nitin Kapoor , We will be adding at least 2 videos in this series every week.

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Nitin, Here is the next video Data structures: Binary Search Tree

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Brilliant explanation of the Binary Tree

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[@saiavinashduddupudi8975]

@mycodeschool A Small Correction:- Maximum no of nodes in a complete binary tree with height h is 2^(no. of levels+1) - 1. In the video it is written as 2^(no of levels) - 1.

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+saiavinash duddupudi i think you are mistaken. No. of levels is equal to height + 1.

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Great tutorials. Thank you.

[@pcodes]

For the ones who are confused between depth and height Depth of a Node "n" in BT: Count the number of edges above the particular node upto the root node. Height of a Node "n" in BT: Count the maximum number of edges present below that particular node 'n' is the height of that particular node. Keywords: if it's height count edges BELOW and If it's depth count edges ABOVE that particular node.

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Based on this it would be safe to assume that using timestamp based primary keys is not a good idea in mysql? It uses b-trees for storing indexes. With id based indices you are essentially constantly building a linked list that mysql has to rebalance in the background. On a very hot table this would result in a lot of extra work necessary to keep read speed reasonable.

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Great lesson. The log stuff threw me off, but I just need to review all that anyway

[@kaushikdr]

The height is the maximum depth of a leaf node in the graph! Height and depth can be the same when a node has as many ancestors as descendants :)

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Even if the tree is not complete you are still able to use an array. You can use -1 or any invalid number for the children that are missing!

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Hi. I am one of your subscriber, been following you for a couple of months. Can i possibly use this as a reference in our class, seems like you do have a very clear way of explaining. Thankyouuu.

[@surekasunder5923]

This is a great video. Just had one doubt, i understood we consider height of node as 0 if there are no child nodes and height of tree as -1 if there is no root. However, around 13th minute we considered tree with no child nodes with height -1(instead of 0), also made height of left sub-tree as 1(instead of 2).

[@badxcode]

yeah, I got confused there too. at 13:11 it should be |2-0| = 2 not |1-(-1)| = 2 by his definition. Am I right?

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[@chiranjeeveemohapatra]

for node2 at 12:51 , you mentioned diff = |1-(-1) | But Shouldn't it be |2-0| ? Left subtree has height 2 and right as 0... 0 because we still have node 2 and it's not empty node. The difference is 2 anyway.

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Exactly my doubt!!! Thank you for confirming !!!

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Considering an empty AVL tree and successive insertion of 1,2,3,4,5 and 6 into it, which of the following is the post-order traversing of the final AVL tree? A: 1,3,2,5,6,4 B: 1,3,6,2,5,4 C: 3,1,2,6,5,4 D: 1,3,2,6,5,4 My ans is A...Sir, Please reply close answer

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Very clear and concise explanation.

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I just wrote this yesterday. weird public class tree { private node root; public tree(){ setRoot(null); } public node getRoot() { return root; } public void setRoot(node root) { this.root = root; } public void inOrderTraverse(node x){ //System.out.println("boo"); //System.out.println("root value" +x.getValue()); if(x == null){ return; } inOrderTraverse(x.getLeftChild()); //System.out.println("hi"); System.out.println(x.getValue()); inOrderTraverse(x.getRtChild()); } public void addToTree(int x){ node n = new node(x); if(root == null) root = n; else add(root, n); } public void add(node p, node target){ //System.out.println("hi"); if(target.getValue()< p.getValue()){ if(p.getLeftChild() == null) p.setLeftChild(target); else add(p.getLeftChild(), target); } else{ if(p.getRtChild() == null) p.setRtChild(target); else add(p.getRtChild(), target); } } }

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I was having trouble understanding graphs, and found it was because I didn't understand trees well enough. That's some nice code there. Capitalize your classes, ya dingus!

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No, but it sure does look similar. This is a portion of a Computer Science class I had last semester and I was brushing up.

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6:20 the sum of powers of 2 is one less than the next powers of 2, in particular 2^0 + 2^1 + ... + 2^n = 2^(n+1) - 1.

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[@ductive]

12:00 I think if we say that height of a tree is the number of nodes on the longest downward path minus 1. we would avoid this possible confusion.

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Your explanation is clear and adequate , is it possible to discuss the implementation in java ? especially implementing the linked list class. Thanks !

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@13:08 How is the height of left sub tree -1? I think it should be 2, right?

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[@sunitsingh5429]

i have a doubt..@13:06 why is the height of the left subtree 1 and not 2? i mean given that height of a node is the maximum path up from a leaf,shouldnt it be 2?

[@theFifthMountain123]

Note the word "subtree". Subtree is the blob after edge from the red node. The blob has 3 nodes total; height of the blob is 1. Thus, height of left subtree is 1.

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theFifthMountain123 Thanks man!

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[@ZeeshanAli-ck3ue]

@@theFifthMountain123 if this is the case that you mentioned above then how did you find difference one at 12:49.AS your both lest and right sub-tree height is one.

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Do you have any tutorials on threaded binary trees? Is there any possibility you could make one? I have trouble understanding it in class and your tutorials have been very useful to me so it would be great if you could make one. Thanks!

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[@ishratrhidita9393]

How did you get 1 left child in 13:04 seconds? There are two edges from the left subtree to the leaf.

[@eagerassaultixopi4558]

left subtree is the node left to the node marked in red which has height of 1 where as right subtree is the tree on the right of red marked node which has height of -1 coz it is empty

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