A binary tree is a data structure in computer science where each node can have at most two children. It can be defined recursively as a tuple with left and right binary trees or the empty set, with the root being a singleton set. Binary trees can also be seen as arborescences in graph theory or as ordered, rooted trees. The definition of a binary tree can vary among authors, with some requiring every non-leaf to have exactly two children and others not necessarily ordering the children. Binary trees are used in computing for various purposes.
Brown University
Fall 2022
CSCI 0112 progresses from CSCI 0111, focusing on structuring programs for solving isolated subproblems. It delves into various algorithms, implementations from abstract descriptions, data organization methods, and program efficiency. Ethical considerations in software development are underscored. Topics include data structures, OOP, web APIs, machine learning, and more.
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Summer 2022
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