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Binary trees
Data types
Treap
Search algorithms
Binary search tree
Lowest common ancestor
B-tree
Finger search
Tree
Geometry of binary search trees

Algorithms and Data Structures Winter TermExercises for Units 12 and 13 s 1. If you feel uneasy with treaps, draw a few examples and test insertions and deletions.

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