Understanding Splay Trees

Splay trees represent a category of self-balancing data structures. Unlike the strictly balanced AVL and red-black trees previously examined, splay trees exhibit a form of self-balancing that strives to maintain equilibrium as operations are executed. In terms of complexity, splay trees, which are a variant of B-trees, demonstrate an average-case performance of log(n) for operations,Continue reading “Understanding Splay Trees”

AUGMENTING DATA STRUCTURES

By Augmenting, already existing data structures can be represented as new data structures with updated operations. Augmentation involves adding new information to existing data structures to enhance their functionality. We’ve previously discussed various data structures, such as stacks and queues. For instance, a standard stack operates on a Last-In-First-Out (LIFO) principle, utilizing push and popContinue reading “AUGMENTING DATA STRUCTURES”