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1What is a Tree? Define Node, Root, Leaf, Edge, Height, Depth.
2What is a Binary Tree?
3What is a Binary Search Tree (BST)? What are its properties?
4What is the difference between a Binary Tree and a Binary Search Tree?
5Explain Tree Traversals: Inorder, Preorder, Postorder, Level Order.
6How do you implement Inorder traversal iteratively? (Without recursion)
7How do you find the Lowest Common Ancestor (LCA) of two nodes in a BST?
8How do you validate if a given Tree is a valid BST?
9What is a Balanced Tree? Why do we need balance?
10What is a Complete Binary Tree? A Full Binary Tree? A Perfect Binary Tree?
11What is a Heap? (Min-Heap and Max-Heap)
12How is a Heap implemented using an Array? (Parent/Child index math)
13What is the time complexity of insertion and deletion in a Heap? Why?
14What is Heapify? Explain the process.
15What is a Trie (Prefix Tree)? When is it used?
16How does a Trie compare to a Hash Table for string storage?
17What is an AVL Tree? What is a Red-Black Tree? What is the difference?
18Why do databases prefer B-Trees/B+ Trees over Binary Search Trees?
19How do you serialize and deserialize a Binary Tree?
20What is a Segment Tree? What problems does it solve?
21What is a Fenwick Tree (Binary Indexed Tree)?
22What is the difference between a B-Tree and a B+ Tree? Why are B+ Trees better for disk access?
23Explain the concept of Tree Rotation.
24What is a Splay Tree? When would you use it?
25How do you find the diameter of a Binary Tree?
26How do you check if a tree is symmetric (Mirror image)?
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What is a Complete Binary Tree? A Full Binary Tree? A Perfect Binary Tree?

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Binary Tree Classifications

These terms describe different structural properties. A complete binary tree has every level completely filled except possibly the last, and the last level is filled from left to right. A full binary tree has every node with either zero or two children. A perfect binary tree is both structurally complete and full, meaning every internal node has two children and all leaves occur at the same level.

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    Complete: Last level may be partially filled, but nodes are left-aligned.

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    Full: Every node has either 0 or 2 children.

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    Perfect: All internal nodes have 2 children and all leaves are at the same depth.

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    A perfect tree with height h has 2^(h+1)-1 nodes.

Follow-up Questions

  • Why is a heap a complete binary tree?
  • Can a tree be full but not complete?
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