I'm trying to understand the difference between 'pre', 'post', and 'in' as they are used in certain contexts. Could someone explain the distinct meanings of these terms and how they are typically applied?
6 answers
SamuraiCourageous
Thu Dec 05 2024
Inorder traversal involves visiting nodes in a specific sequence.
Giulia
Thu Dec 05 2024
It begins with traversing the left subtree.
Lucia
Thu Dec 05 2024
After completing the left subtree, the traversal moves to the root node.
Eleonora
Wed Dec 04 2024
Following the root node, the traversal proceeds to the right subtree.
Tommaso
Wed Dec 04 2024
Preorder traversal differs in its approach.