CS174: Module 16: Binary Trees: Level And Depth
Developed by Professor Tralie and Professor Mongan.
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Notes
- The
level
of a node in a binary tree is the minimum length path from the root to that node. - The
depth
of a tree is the maximum level over all nodes. - We often implement recursive functions on trees by having two overloaded versions of a method: one to kick off the recursion on the root node, and one to continue the recursion on internal nodes.