Wouldn't for In-order the right subtree pattern would be I, F, J, C, G, K and not C, I, F, J, G, K like you stated. Since in the inorder you visit the left most child of the subtree before visiting the root node of that subtree.
Hi, I noticed an error in the in-order traversal sequence; it should be D B H E A I F J C G K. Please take the time to review your videos thoroughly before posting them. Providing incorrect information can make it challenging for college students to trust the material and grasp the concept effectively. Thank you!
Wouldn't for In-order the right subtree pattern would be I, F, J, C, G, K and not C, I, F, J, G, K like you stated. Since in the inorder you visit the left most child of the subtree before visiting the root node of that subtree.
Right, the lecture adds C out of nowhere.
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Hi, I noticed an error in the in-order traversal sequence; it should be D B H E A I F J C G K. Please take the time to review your videos thoroughly before posting them. Providing incorrect information can make it challenging for college students to trust the material and grasp the concept effectively. Thank you!
I was confused about this. Thanks for your comment !