COMP 171 Data Structures and Algorithms Tutorial 6 Binary Search Trees.

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COMP 171 Data Structures and Algorithms Tutorial 6 Binary Search Trees

Binary Search Tree Binary Tree Node X –Key values in left subtree ≦ key value of X –Key values in right subtree ≧ key value of X

BST Structure Node –Key –Data –Left (ptr to Node) –Right (ptr to Node) –Parent (ptr to Node)

Tree Search TreeSearch(x, k) while x≠NIL and k≠key[x] if k < key[x] then x ← left[x] else x ← right[x] end if end while End TreeSearch

Tree Minimum & Maximum TreeMinimum(x) while left(x) ≠NIL x ← left(x) end while return x End TreeMinimum TreeMaximum(x) while right(x) ≠NIL x ← right(x) end while return x End TreeMaximum

Tree Walk: Inorder Inorder(x) if x≠NIL then Inorder(left(x)) print key(x) Inorder(right(X)) end if End Inorder Θ(n)

Preorder Preorder(x) if x≠NIL then print key(x) Preorder(left(x)) Preorder(right(X)) end if End Preorder Θ(n)

Postorder Postorder(x) if x≠NIL then Postorder(left(x)) Postorder(right(X)) print key(x) end if End Postorder Θ(n)

Tree Successor TreeSuccessor(x) // -----case I if right(x)≠NIL then return TreeMinimum(right(x)) end if // -----case II----- y ← parent(x) while y≠NIL and x=right(y) x ← y y ← parent(y) end while End TreeSuccessor

Insertion TreeInsert(T, z) // -----Find position----- y ← NIL x ← root(T) while x≠NIL y ← x if key(z) < key(x) then x ← left(x) else y ← right(x) end if end while // -----Insert into position----- Parent(z) ← y if y = NIL then// T is empty root[T] = z else if key[z] < key[y] then left[y] ← z else right[y] ← z end if End TreeInsert

Deletion TreeDelete(T, z) if left(z)=NIL or right(z)=NIL theny ← z elsey ← TreeSuccessor(z) if left(y)≠NIL thenx ← left(y) elsex ← right(y) if x≠NIL thenparent(x) ← parent(y) if parent(y)=NIL thenroot(T) ← x elseif y = left(parent(y)) thenleft(parent(y)) ← x elseright(parent(y)) ← x if y≠z thenkey(z) ← key(y) return y End TreeDelete