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VBA Binary Tree


This is an example of an unbalanced binary search tree. A binary tree is structured conceptually as a hierarchy of nodes descending downward from a common root, where each node has two children: left and right. For example, suppose the numbers 7, 5, 9, 3, 11, 6, 12, 14 and 15 were inserted into a BinaryTree. The structure would be as below. Note that this binary tree is not balanced, which can be a desirable characteristic for guaranteeing the performance of lookups - see AVL trees for an example of a self-balancing binary search tree.

 7
 / \
 5 9
 / \ \
 3 6 11
 \
 12
 \
 14
 \
 15

BinaryTreeNode

class

Option Explicit
Public left As BinaryTreeNode
Public right As BinaryTreeNode
Public key As Variant
Public value As Variant

BinaryTree

class

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