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  • HI FRIENDS I M PRAVEE N TANWAR FROM DELHI - NCR WORKING WITH SPEAK ASIA THIS IS 100% GENUINE I HAVE MY 2 ID'S AND I M EARNING GOOD INCOME ANYONE WHO WANTS TO JOIN CAN CONTACT

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  • bad resolution - bad tutorial

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  • Seems like the teacher is not that prepared to the lecture... ;-)

  • In the modern world of Java programming (e.g., Collection framework), in what context is a binary tree useful?

  • Not the neatest explanation, lol, but very well explained. Thanks! =)

  • You're opening statement is incorrect. When you say apple = apple2, you are not forcing apple2 to have all the properties of apple. Rather, you are changing the apple2 variable to point to the same object in memory as the apple variable. These means that there are two names for the same object, not two equal objects as you state. Any changes you perform on apple will can be seen in apple2, because they point to the same object.

  • @max29297

    no, he's changing the apple object to point to the same address as the apple 2 object. Yes, any changes to either apple or apple2 will change their shared object, but it'll be the object that was predominantly only assigned to the apple2 object.

  • @max29297 hmm.. it's the other way around.

    "apple = apple2" does not change anything to apple2

    it's apple that's being changed to point to the same object as apple2.

    oh, that was what @yodasoja said... oh well...

  • @max29297 wouldn't you have to say apple2 = apple for what you are saying to be true?

  • ques: what if you add 10 to the tree and 10 = 10 where would it goes then

  • @m0h1t it doesn't get added because it's already in.

  • He said that you cannot have two different objects that are equal, it will be discarded (the object to be added).

    So in this case, the second 10 would be discarded and there would be only one 10.

  • Simply the system is gonna tell you "item already exists" the limitations of binary tree are exact. The father node should be less than right child node and greater than left child node.

  • Thanks John , Nice work Keep it up.

  • nice

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