AVL TREES vs RB TREE
AVL Trees vs RB Trees Okay, what exactly is the situation with RedBlackTrees? They're all over the place! Instead of AvlTrees, universities are teaching them. They're manifesting themselves in the kernel. They appear to be the most popular BalancedTree. Why? Red Black Trees are faster to insert and remove than AVL trees since they require less rotations due to their more flexible balance. The self-balancing binary search tree may automatically alter the node's position to keep the tree's depth at a minimum. The distance between the root node and the deepest leaf node is the tree's depth. Increasing the efficiency of various tree operations can be done by ensuring that the depth is short enough. However, maintaining the binary search tree's self-balance will take a long time. Red-black trees and AVL trees are two well-known self-balancing data structures. RB Tree: A binary search tree with the following red-black features i...