benjamin_cail_scott wrote: > I didn't know that there was a difference between > a general Tree and a Binary tree. Just Sort the > tree and create the binary tree. >
I think a general tree can have an arbitrary number of children per node, but this is assuming that "general tree" means "tree" of which I am not sure. Such a tree is rarely used in computer science, unless you count a B-tree as "general tree" which I do not. Even B-trees typically have limits on the number of children per node. -- John Gaughan
