Binary tree representation

1. What is binary tree representation?
2. What are 2 types of binary tree representation?
3. What is the representation of tree?
4. How a binary tree is represented in memory?

What is binary tree representation?

(data structure) Definition: A way to represent a multiway tree as a binary tree. The leftmost child, c, of a node, n, in the multiway tree is the left child, c', of the corresponding node, n', in the binary tree. The immediately right sibling of c is the right child of c'.

What are 2 types of binary tree representation?

Here we will see how to represent a binary tree in computers memory. There are two different methods for representing. These are using array and using linked list.

What is the representation of tree?

A tree is a representation of the non-linear data structure. A tree can be shown using different user-defined or primitive types of data. We can use arrays, and classes connected lists or other kinds of data structures to implement the tree. It is a group of interrelated nodes.

How a binary tree is represented in memory?

Linked representation

Binary trees in linked representation are stored in the memory as linked lists. These lists have nodes that aren't stored at adjacent or neighboring memory locations and are linked to each other through the parent-child relationship associated with trees.