Consider the binary tree: A is the root with left child B and right child C; C has left child D and right child E; E has right child F; F has left child G and right child H. What will be the inorder traversal?
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Correct answer: A. BADCEGFH
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Inorder = left, root, right. B, then A, then the subtree of C: D, C, then the subtree of E: E, then F's subtree: G, F, H. Result: B A D C E G F H.More Data Structures and Algorithms questions
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