Code from Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures using Python
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Code from Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures using Python
C++ implementation of an AVL tree template.
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School project: reimplement the STL containers (using allocator, double linked list and AVL binary trees).
Generic single-file implementations of AVL tree in C and C++ suitable for deeply embedded systems. There is little activity because the project is finished.
This is a C++ implementation of an AVL tree, which is a self-balancing binary search tree. An AVL tree maintains the balance factor of each node, which is the difference between the heights of its left and right subtrees. Whenever a node becomes unbalanced (its balance factor is either -2 or 2), the tree performs a rotation to restore the balance.
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DataStructure Course Project, 2021/1400, Spring CSE & IT Dept., Shiraz University
Simple AVL Tree with WebPage which shows deepth- Nodes with a visual interface
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A header-only order-statistic AVL tree
A full reimplementation of the C++ famous STL containers (Vector, Map and Stack)
My implementations of Basic to Advanced data structures and Algorithms in python
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AVL tree: height-balanced trees in C supporting add, remove, search, update features. A comparison of AVL trees with red-black trees is also done(std::set).
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