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MIT 6.006 Introduction to Algorithms. nodes, pointers, and parent relationships in binary trees.

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Andrea Hatfield🩷5 months ago

@AmX_ZaxTr Binary trees in MIT 6.006: where nodes, pointers, and parent relationships are still the DNA of efficient computing — and the silent foundation of everything AI does today. Timeless class. 🌳

Angel5 months ago

Remember when people had to do those to land any software job?. Reversing binary trees and responding to trick questions for a FAANG job

ZaxtR5 months ago

Where did everyone go? 🤨🤷‍♂️

David🚀5 months ago

Truth, goodness, and beauty

jansel5 months ago

BM3RYbkZZfC7KPPGxdhC681N4a41fZmrDp2vLzggpump

Mkaey🔺5 months ago

Binary trees looked confusing at first, but once the parent and pointer relationships start clicking, everything makes way more sense

Mario5 months ago

I remember good at university, C++ by Borland. Exciting.

i need YHWH5 months ago

Alpha

desiVoidStar5 months ago

I will stick my pointer in mighty b00b anyday 😂

Navi5 months ago

💗

Caustic Dave 🇺🇸5 months ago

Brings back memories…

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