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Chapter 21, Problem 7AW
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Step 1: Define a static comparator class “DecOrder”.
Step 2: Inside that function declare a method “compare” to compare two strings.
Step 3: Inside the “compare” method, check if the length of string “s” is equal to the length of the string “t”. If it is true, then return “s.compareTo (t)”.
Step 4: If it is not true, then return “s.length () – t.length()”.
Function to count the number of leaf in a binary tree:
//Define the static comparator class
static class DecOrder implements Comparator<String>
{
//Define a method named "compare"
public int compare(String s, String t)
{
//Check if the length of "s" is equal to length of "t"
if (s.length() == t.length())
//Return the value that results from "compareTo" operation
return s...
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