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Which traversal prints the root last?

Short answer. Post order: left, right, then root.

For root 50, left 30, right 70, what is in order?

30 50 70.

Root 50, left 30, right 70

OrderRuleOutput
PreRoot L R50 30 70
InL Root R30 50 70
PostL R Root30 70 50

Remember

Pre: root first
In: root middle
Post: root last

Three traversals. One trick to remember. Watch the root. Pre order prints the root first. In order puts it in the middle. Post order prints it last. Remember. Pre means root first. In means root in the middle. Post means root last.

This clip is from the full lesson: Binary Trees and Tree Traversals — 8 minutes, with the tables, the quick answers and the whole lesson in text.

Useful for: ISC Class 12 Computer Science (868), ISC Class 12 Computer Science (868), Programming All levels Java

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