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Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
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Transcribed Image Text:A Write a recursive function, leavesCount, that takes a root node (as a pointer) of a binary tree to its function parameter.
As an output of this function, you need to return the total number of leaf nodes in the tree. Define this funetion in the
class definition file binaryTreeType.h.
int binaryTreeType<elem Type>:leaves Count (binary TreeNode<elemType> p) const
(b) Write a recursive function, height, that takes a root node (as a pointer) of a binary tree to its function parameter,
Once it computes the height of the binary tree, return the height as a return value, Define this function in the class
definition file binaryTreeType.h.
int binaryTreeType<elemType>:: height (binaryTreeNode<elemType> *p) const
(c) Write a recursive function, swapSubtreesOfNode, that swaps all of the left and right subtrees of a binary tree. Add
this function definition to the class binaryTreeType binaryTree.h.
void binaryTreeType<elemType >::swapSubtreesOfNode (binaryTreeNode<elemType> +p)
(d) Write your program satisfying the following tasks. Please note that the functions (inorder, preorder, and postorder)
are defined already in the class.
(a) Creates two bSearch TreeType objects (type as in int)
(b) You need to prompt the user to insert keys into the tree. Use -999 to stop inserting. The -999 must not be
considered as inputs.
(c) Print tree nodes in inorder (see screenshots)
(d) Print tree nodes in preorder (see screenshots)
(e) Print tree nodes in postorder (see screenshots)
(f) Print the height of the tree
(g) Print the number of leave nodes for the tree
(h) Print tree nodes in inorder after swapping subtrees,
(1) Submit all the operations' screenshots.
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