Non-recursive implementation of binary tree traversals, Data Structure & Algorithms

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As we have seen, as the traversal mechanisms were intrinsically recursive, the implementation was also easy through a recursive procedure. Though, in the case of a non-recursive method for traversal, it need to be an iterative process; meaning, all of steps for the traversal of a node need to be under a loop so that the similar can be applied to all the nodes in the tree.

Algorithm: Non-recursive preorder binary tree traversal

Stack S

push root onto S

repeat until S is empty

{

v = pop S

if v is not NULL

visit v

push v's right child onto S

push v's left child onto S

}

Program 5 illustrates the program segment for the implementation of non- recursive preorder traversal.

 

/* preorder traversal of a binary tree, implemented via a stack */

void preorder(binary_tree_type *tree)

{

stack_type *stack;

stack = create_stack();

push(tree, stack);          /* push the first element of the tree onto the stack */

while (!empty(stack))

{

tree = pop(stack);

visit(tree);

push(tree->right, stack); /* push right child onto the stack */

push(tree->left, stack);    /* push left child onto the stack */

}

}


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