Binary Trees Example

[rose prawn]

<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

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[formal owl]

thats not a binary tree

branching factor is the maximum number of children that an arbitrary node has in the tree

[snow sage]

and how do I go about calculating that

[formal owl]

count 😛

[snow sage]

3?

[formal owl]

yes

[snow sage]

omg

im stupid lol thank you

so # of nodes is 12, height is 4, leaves is 5, and the final one is neither?

[formal owl]

ohh wait

wikipedia actually says branching factor is the average number of children that a node has

[snow sage]

thats why im confused

are my other answers correct though?

[formal owl]

depends on how you define nodes. if leafes count as nodes everything should be correct

now you just have to find out how branching factor is defined for this particular excercise

[snow sage]

I think it should be 5

pretty sure its the max number of children

thanks for the help

[rose prawn]

Closed the thread.

[formal owl]

but 5 would be incorrect in that case

[snow sage]

3 sorry

i was looking at something else and thinking too fast