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Thank you Ian for this overview of Trees in the WL.
Most of the code I can find in the notebook, except for the tree traversal illustrations. How were these pictures created?
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Hello Dave, I’m glad you found the notebook helpful.
The TreeTraversalOrder illustrations were created specially by Tim Shedelbower for the documentation, not using Wolfram Language code.
Best,
Ian
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Thank you Ian. I suspected an illustration, but since there are some many functions and options in the WL, I still learn about ones I never used before. I thought it was worth asking.
Absolutely worth asking! I may submit a function to the Wolfram Function Repository to make these kinds of traversal order visualizations.
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