Data Structures and Algorithms (Java Programming)
Given the following list of inputs: 47, 83, 56, 30, 12, 67, 35, 25, 80, 61
a) Trace the development of the heap in abstract form that would evolve by inserting the inputs in the order that they are presented.
b) Draw the final version of the array representation of this heap, i.e. you need not show the array develop.
c) What property of a heap led to the array being smaller than that of the binary search tree in problem 9b.
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c) HEAP is a complete binary tree. This property led to the array being smaller in heap than that of the binary search tree .
Data Structures and Algorithms (Java Programming) Given the following list of inputs: 47, 83, 56, 30,...
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