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Q. Write down the recursive function to count the number of the nodes in the binary tree.   

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Recursive Function to count no. of Nodes in Binary Tree is written below

The number NUM of nodes in T is 1 greater than the number NULL of nodes in the left subtree of T plus the number NUMR of nodes in the right subtree of the T. Count( LEFT , RIGHT , ROOT , NUM.)

This procedure finds the number NUM of nodes in a binary tree T in memory.

1.  If ROOT = NULL, then : Set NUM := 0, & Return.

2.  Call COUNT( LEFT , RIGHT , LEFT[ ROOT], NUML).

3.  Call COUNT ( LEFT , RIGHT, RIGHT[ ROOT], NUMR).

4.  Set NUM := NUML +NUMR+1.

5.  Return.

 

 

 


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