2014-05-13

Practice Final #4 .

'''Originally Posted By: Acmoody'''

What are the red black properties?<br><br>1. every node is either red or black<br>2. Root is black<br>3. Every leaf (Nil) is black<br>4. If a node is red, then both children are black<br>5. For each node, all simple paths from the node to descending leaves contains the same number of black nodes<br><br> <br>..........(11) Black<br>............/ <br>......(9) red (12) red<br>......./<br>(4) redAcmoody — Tue May 13, 2014 11:38 pm <hr>

'''Originally Posted By: Acmoody''' What are the red black properties?<br><br>1. every node is either red or black<br>2. Root is black<br>3. Every leaf (Nil) is black<br>4. If a node is red, then both children are black<br>5. For each node, all simple paths from the node to descending leaves contains the same number of black nodes<br><br> <br>..........(11) Black<br>............/ \<br>......(9) red (12) red<br>......./<br>(4) redAcmoody &mdash; Tue May 13, 2014 11:38 pm <hr>
2014-05-18

-- Practice Final #4

&#039;&#039;&#039;Originally Posted By: kohdmonkey&#039;&#039;&#039;

I think there is an error in this solution. Adding 4 will simply cause 9 and 12 to be repainted to black, no rotations occur. Adding an additional 2 will cause a right rotation on the left subtree with 4 becoming the child of 11.

'''Originally Posted By: kohdmonkey''' I think there is an error in this solution. Adding 4 will simply cause 9 and 12 to be repainted to black, no rotations occur. Adding an additional 2 will cause a right rotation on the left subtree with 4 becoming the child of 11.
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