DisplayNode.cpp

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        #include <iostream>

using namespace std;

 class node
 {
        public:
            node (int data);
            int data;
            node *left, *right;
        private:
 };

 class tree
 {
        public:
            tree (int data);
            void add (int data);
            void display ();
        private:
                node *first;
 };

 node::node (int data)
 {
  left = NULL;
  this->data = data;
  right = NULL;
 };

 tree::tree (int data)
 {
  first = new node(data);
 }

 void addnode(node *l, int data)
 {
  if (data < l->data)
   if (l->left == NULL)
    l->left = new node (data);
   else
    addnode (l->left, data);
 else
  if (l->right == NULL)
    l->right = new node (data);
 else
    addnode (l->right, data);
}

 void tree::add(int data)
 {
  addnode (first, data);
 }

 void displaynode (node *l)
 {
  if (l == NULL)
   return;
  else
  {
  
  // Display all the elements in the binary tree in a visual fashion
  
  cout << l->data << endl; // Left Element
  cout << "\t\t\t       " << "/ \\" << endl;
  cout << "\t\t\t     " << l->left->data << "\t   " << l->right->data << endl;
  cout << "\t\t\t   " << "/" << "      " << "/" << endl;
  cout << "\t\t\t  " << l->left->left->data << "\t " << l->right->left->data << endl;

  }
 }

 void tree::display()
 {
  cout << "\t\t\t\t";
  displaynode(first);
 }


main ()
{



  tree b(3); // The "First" root node is initialized using the tree function.
  b.add (2); // The elements of the binary tree are recursively added to the binary tree
  b.add (1); // These elemets are by no means sorted yet - they simply "grow" the tree.
  b.add (5); // They, simply, are being appended to the tree by magnitude of order
  b.add (4); // The relatively smaller elements are pushed to the left nodes.
  cout << endl << endl << endl;
  
  cout << "\tBefore the nodes of the binary tree were pushed into tree" << endl;
  cout << "\tcausing it to grow, they were in the order : " << endl;
  cout << "\t3 .. 2.. 1.. 5.. 4.." << endl << endl;
  cout << "\tPress [ENTER] to visualize the (Binary) Tree" << endl;
  getchar(); cout << endl << endl; 
  
  b.display(); cout << endl << endl;
  
  cout << "\t\"It is an immutable law in business that words are words, explanations are explanations," << endl;
  cout << "\tpromises are promises but only performance is reality.\" - Harold S. Green" << endl << endl;

  getchar();
}
    

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