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Create a Binary Tree Manually in DSA C++ - Cheat Sheet & Quick Revision

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What is a binary tree?
A binary tree is a structure where each node has at most two children, called left and right child.
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How do you create a node in a binary tree manually?
You create a node by defining a structure or class with data, and pointers to left and right child nodes, then assign values and connect nodes.
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What does 'null' or 'nullptr' mean in a binary tree node?
It means the node does not have a child in that direction (left or right). It marks the end of a branch.
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Why do we connect nodes manually when creating a binary tree?
Connecting nodes manually sets the parent-child relationships, building the tree structure step by step.
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What is the root node in a binary tree?
The root node is the top node of the tree from which all other nodes branch out.
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What is the maximum number of children a node can have in a binary tree?
A2
B3
C1
D4
What does a 'nullptr' pointer in a node represent?
ANode is the root
BNode has two children
CNode has no child in that direction
DNode is a leaf with children
Which node is considered the starting point of a binary tree?
ALeaf node
BRoot node
CLeft child
DRight child
When creating a binary tree manually, what must you do after creating nodes?
AConnect nodes by setting left and right pointers
BDelete nodes immediately
CSort nodes by value
DConvert nodes to arrays
What is the simplest way to represent a node in C++ for a binary tree?
AAn integer variable
BA single pointer
CA string variable
DA class or struct with data and two pointers
Explain how to create a binary tree manually in C++.
Think about how you build a family tree by connecting parents and children.
You got /5 concepts.
    Describe the role of the root node and child nodes in a binary tree.
    Imagine a tree trunk (root) and branches (children).
    You got /4 concepts.