One-dimensional search tree

Construct a 1D search tree, and search in it

A search tree is a hierarchical data structure containing data; the tree is built using the ordering property of the data, such that anything to the right is "greater" than anything to its left.  For a one-dimensional search tree, we construct a binary tree with the ordering property, and then use it to find all data on a one-dimensional range.

This work was done by Anton Weber, University of Innsbruck (Austria), 2003-04. 

Movies

Thirteen movies are available:  for eight points (three movies), sixteen points (three movies, thirty-two points (four movies, including one with pauses to pose questions to the viewer), and 64 points (three movies).  Remember the guidelines for use of these movies.

 


View and download: 8 points (484 kb)


View and download: 8 points (484 kb)


View and download: 8 points (484 kb)


View and download: 16 points (520 kb)


View and download: 16 points (520 kb)


View and download: 16 points (520 kb)


View and download: 32 points, with questions (824 kb)


View and download: 32 points (640 kb)


View and download: 32 points (640 kb)


View and download: 32 points (640 kb)


View and download: 64 points (836 kb)


View and download: 64 points (836 kb)


View and download: 64 points (840 kb)

 

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