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SEARCH operation in a BINARY SEARCH TREE
I need a simple c++ PROGRAM to perform SEARCH operations in a BIANRY SEARCH TREE ![]()
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Thanks a lot for your approach... But if you see the program more deeply, you can see that the program can perform all the operations on a binary search tree except the SEARCHING an element opreation ( and thats exactly what i want ).....
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Re: SEARCH operation in a BINARY SEARCH TREE
There is a function in that code to print the elements in order. You can adapt that function so that instead of printing the element it compares it with what you're looking for. This should be quite simple to do.
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