Re: [racket-users] on the name of a data structure

2017-06-29 Thread David Storrs
Looks sort of like a quaternary tree to me. It's the same definition as your BinaryTree except that there are four branches on each level. They are in substructures, so maybe it's indirect-quaternary-tree? As an aside, instead of CamelCase and UPPERCASE, Racket typically names things in all

[racket-users] on the name of a data structure

2017-06-28 Thread Daniel Bastos
To me a binary tree can be defined like this. ;; A BinaryTree is either ;; - false OR ;; - (BinaryTree Anything BinaryTree BinaryTree) I built a data structure which looked like a tree, but I think it's different. What should this be called? I called it a blob since I didn't know what it