Red-Black Trees

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Data Structures. Red-Black Trees. Design and Analysis of Algorithms I. Binary Search Tree Structure. The Height of a BST. Balanced Search Trees. Red-Black Invariants. Example #1. Example #2. Height Guarantee. Height Guarantee ( con’d ).

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Data Structures Red-Black Trees Design and Analysis of Algorithms I
Binary Search Tree Structure
The Height of a BST
Balanced Search Trees
Red-Black Invariants
Example #1
Example #2
Height Guarantee
Height Guarantee (con’d)
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