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QUESTION
I implemented BinaryTree using java and tried to implement InOrder Traversal. I dry run the code on the copy in that case it works well but when I am running it on my IDE I am getting Infinite Loop. But why? Please help.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-01 at 18:17Your code starts with Node root
equal to one
. To the left of one
is two
, and to the left of two
is four
. Your traversal pushes two
then four
to the stack before the else
condition is taken. Then you pop
four
, and since four
has nothing on the right your while
loop starts over. But the top of the stack is now two
. To the left of two
is still four
, so you push four
on the stack and thus your infinite loop starts.
You need a way to indicate Nodes that have already been visited. If you truly must use a stack, you should add a new attribute to your Node class such as private boolean visited
and initialize it to false
. After each temp = stack.pop()
you would then need to set temp.visited = True
, and only push onto the stack Nodes that have not been visited. Such as this:
QUESTION
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-22 at 13:22This one is the source of your trouble:
QUESTION
I have the following classes:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-03 at 13:06The stacktrace Shows that the AVLTree
child constructor in calling the BinarySearchTree
super constructor which again calls an insert
, overriden in the child.
QUESTION
I created a binary search tree. I need to implement an indexator, which helps me to get element of tree, but it must be a part of sorted sequence. Of course, I could do something like
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-17 at 09:49The simplest solution would be to avoid indexing as much as possible. If you already have enumerator, and need the index, keep it manually, and don't index. If you need the node after insertion, return it form the add method:
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