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  • adjective computing theory Of a tree traversal, recursively visiting the left and right subtrees before the root.

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post- +‎ order

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  • Right now there's a commercial on Dutch television from a local business-goods postorder company (www. overtoom.nl).

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  • Added new predicates preorder/2, inorder/2, and postorder/2 to the library object

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  • We could construct the tree in the obvious way, and then visit the nodes in postorder.

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  • For postorder, we list a node the last time we pass it, as we move up to its parent.

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  • We compute low [v] for all vertices v by visiting the vertices in a postorder traversal.

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  • Suppose we have arrays PREORDER [n], INORDER [n], and POSTORDER [n] that give the preorder, inorder, and postorder positions, 3.7 respectively, of each node n of a tree.

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  • Suppose we have arrays PREORDER [n], INORDER [n], and POSTORDER [n] that give the preorder, inorder, and postorder positions, 3.7 respectively, of each node n of a tree.

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  • Give nonrecursive preorder, postorder, and inorder traversal algorithms that do not use \ "states\" or a stack, as Fig. 3.9 does.

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  • Write a program to convert 3.13 a. a preorder listing of T into a postorder listing, b. a postorder listing of T into a preorder listing, c. a preorder listing of T into an inorder listing.

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  • To test if a vertex x is a descendant of vertex y, all we need do is determine whether postorder (y) - desc (y) ≤ postorder (x) ≤ postorder (y).

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