Some implementations of binary search trees allow for duplicates by introducing the following rule: for each node n, the left subtree of n contains only nodes smaller than n, and the right subtree of n contains only nodes greater or equal ton. Implement a successor and predecessor operation on such a tree. Discuss their time complexity as a function of the height of the tree.

Some implementations of binary search trees allow for duplicates by introducing the following rule: for each node n, the left subtree of n contains only nodes smaller than n, and the right subtree of n contains only nodes greater or equal ton. Implement a successor and predecessor operation on such a tree. Discuss their time complexity as a function of the height of the tree.

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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