Given the following character frequencies from two different input text files, will the associated Huffman tree encoding have the same structure (ie. will a have the same bit encoding, b have the same bit encoding, etc). Explain, why or why not.
File 1 frequencies:
a:4, b:1, c:2, d:5
File 2 frequencies:
a:5, b:3, c:4, d:6
The answer is no , the huffman tree encoding for the two files will not be same because of the fact that the hiffman tree works by using the frequency sorted binary tree to encode the symbols as here the a in both files have different number of frequencies so the a in both files will have different encoding for them.
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