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17.1.2. Notions of Balance
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- 1.
Define a balanced search tree.
Hint
Think about what balanced means in terms of tree height.
- 2.
What is the key property of AVL trees?
Hint
Consider what the abbreviation 'AVL' stands for.
- 3.
What defines an AVL tree?
- A complete binary tree
- A height-balanced binary tree
- A linear tree structure
Hint
Remember the property of height differences in AVL trees.
- 4.
True or False: The maximum height difference allowed in AVL trees is 2.
- True
- False
Hint
Recall the definition of height balance in AVL trees.
- 5.
Design an AVL tree and perform a series of insertions and deletions, showing how you handle rebalancing each time. Provide both the initial tree and the final balanced tree.
Hint
Keep track of the height differences and slopes for balance restoration.
- 6.
Given a sequence of numbers to insert into an AVL tree, make predictions about the shape of the tree with each insertion. Describe the reasoning behind expected rotations.
Hint
Think about how each number affects the height of subtrees.
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- You can use hints if you need help
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