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Let T be a binary tree with n nodes, and let f() be the level
numbering function of the positions of T.
a)
b)
Help me please TT 12 Let T be a binary tree with n nodes,
and let f) be the level numbering function of the positions
of T, as given in Section 8.3.2. a. Show that, for every
position p of T, f(p) 32\" - 2 b. Show an example of a
binary tree with seven nodes that attains the above 2\"-2.
upper bound on f(p) for some position p
Solution
public class Node { private Node right; private Node left;
private int nodeValue; public Node ( ) { // a Java
constructor } public Node leftNode() {return left;} public
Node rightNode() {return right;} public int getNodeValue()
{return nodeValue;} void inOrder (Node root) { if(root
== null) return; inOrder( root.leftNode() );
root.printNodeValue(); inOrder( root.rightNode() );

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