Insertion of a node into a binary search tree, Data Structure & Algorithms

Assignment Help:

A binary search tree is constructed through the repeated insertion of new nodes in a binary tree structure.

Insertion has to maintain the order of the tree. The value to the left of a specified node has to be less than that node & value to the right have to be greater.

In adding a new node, two tasks are performed which are following:

Tree is searched to find out where the node is to be added.
On completion of search, the node is added into the tree

Example: Assume the BST of Figure After insertion of any new node containing value 5, the BST of Figure results.

1883_Insertion of a node into a Binary Search Tree.png

Figure: insertion of 5

Related Discussions:- Insertion of a node into a binary search tree

Stack flowchart, example of stack using flowchart

example of stack using flowchart

Define the terms - key attribute and value set, Define the terms ...

Define the terms i) Key attribute ii) Value set Key attribute: An entity type usually has an attribute whose values are distinct fr

Algorithm to delete node from binary search tree, Normal 0 fals...

Normal 0 false false false EN-IN X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4

Convert graph into tree, How can we convert a graph into a tree ? Do we hav...

How can we convert a graph into a tree ? Do we have any standardized algorithm for doing this?

Arrays, This unit discussed about data structure called Arrays. The easiest...

This unit discussed about data structure called Arrays. The easiest form of array is a one-dimensional array which may be described as a finite ordered set of homogeneous elements

Linked lists, what are grounded header linked lists?

what are grounded header linked lists?

Depth first search and breadth first search, Q. Illustrate the result of ru...

Q. Illustrate the result of running BFS and DFS on the directed graph given below using vertex 3 as source. Show the status of the data structure used at each and every stage.

Explain the scan-line algorithm, Explain the Scan-Line Algorithm This i...

Explain the Scan-Line Algorithm This image-space method for removing hidden surfaces is an extension of the scan-line algorithm for filling polygon interiors. Instead of fillin

A sort which relatively passes by a list, A Sort which relatively passes by...

A Sort which relatively passes by a list to exchange the first element with any element less than it and then repeats with a new first element is called as Quick sort.

Effective way of storing two symmetric matrices, Explain an efficient and e...

Explain an efficient and effective way of storing two symmetric matrices of the same order in the memory. A n-square matrix array will be symmetric if a[j][k]=a[k][j] for all j

Write Your Message!

Name

Email id

Message

Verfication Code

User Account

All Pages