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Blog Post:
Every Tree There Is
Eric Lippert
[This is part of a series on generating every string in a language. The previous part is here . The next part is here .] Last time we talked about how the number of binary trees with n nodes is C(n), where C(n) is the nth Catalan number. I asked if there were more or fewer trees – not restricted to binary...
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22 Apr 2010
Blog Post:
Every Binary Tree There Is
Eric Lippert
[This is the first part of a series on generating every string in a language. The next part is here .] The other day I wrote a little algorithm that did some operation on binary trees. I wanted to test it. I whipped up a few little test cases and it seemed fine, but I wasn’t quite satisfied. I was pretty...
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19 Apr 2010
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