Computers and Technology, 07.04.2020 17:37 brooklynunderwood46
Consider the following algorithm for doing a postorder traversal of a binary tree with root vertex root.
Postorder(root)
if root != null then
Postorder(root. left);
Postorder(root. right);
visit root;
end if;
Prove that this algorithm runs in time Θ(n) when the input is an n-vertex binary tree.
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