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InOrder tree traversal option?

Posted 10 months ago

What code is used to traverse a binary tree inorder?

POSTED BY: Tony Van Haagen
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Maybe here can help.

Regards M.I.

POSTED BY: Mariusz Iwaniuk

I went through the various TreeTraversal options. PreOrder and PostOrder are possible options but I do not find an InOrder option.

POSTED BY: Tony Van Haagen
Posted 10 months ago

It would be helpful if you were more specific and concrete in your question. There are multiple way to work with binary trees and there are multiple ways to traverse them. If you provide a small code sample that demonstrates the specific data structure you're using and the specific behavior you want, then it will be easier to help. Otherwise, we'll just point you to the documentation or we'll have to make guesses about what you want.

POSTED BY: Eric Rimbey

In the Wolfram documentation I found this code which answered m question.

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POSTED BY: Tony Van Haagen
Posted 10 months ago

TreeTraversalOrder -> "InOrder" will be added in the next release of the Wolfram Language. This was reviewed recently in a Stephen Wolfram Live CEOing livestream:

Live CEOing Ep 773: Language Design in the Wolfram Language [LogPDF, Multi, and More]

POSTED BY: Ian Ford
Posted 10 months ago

Yes, the "BinaryTree", "AVLTree", and "RedBlackTree" data structures each support an "InOrderScan" operation.

POSTED BY: Ian Ford
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