Open ank1traj opened 1 year ago
@ank1traj can i work on it
Hi @Bharadwajshivam28,
That sounds great! Thank you for expressing your interest in this issue. We welcome any contributions that can enhance the user experience of our platform. Please feel free to take the issue and share your design idea. We look forward to seeing your contributions.
Hi @Bharadwajshivam28,
That sounds great! Thank you for expressing your interest in this issue. We welcome any contributions that can enhance the user experience of our platform. Please feel free to take the issue and share your design idea. We look forward to seeing your contributions.
Thanks
Hi @Bharadwajshivam28
Is there any update on this?
Hi @Bharadwajshivam28
Is there any update on this?
Can you elaborate this issue in simple words.. because I tried but I am facing problem in understanding issue.. if you can elaborate this issue in simple terms like what to do and how then I can complete it in few days
@Bharadwajshivam28 This component helps users create different types of binary trees for testing purposes. You can choose how many nodes the tree should have, how deep it should be, and the range of values each node can take. You can also set rules for the tree, such as making sure each node has a unique value or that it's a balanced tree. You can start by adding a root node and then adding child nodes to it one by one. This way, you can generate binary trees that can be used to test different problems or algorithms.
got your point
Hi @Bharadwajshivam28
Any update on this?
Hi @Bharadwajshivam28
Any update on this?
Due to exam i am not able to give time
Generate test cases for binary tree-related problems. This component will allow users to generate binary trees with different characteristics such as the number of nodes, depth, minimum and maximum node values, and other constraints.
With this component, users can specify the tree's root node and add child nodes to it one by one. They can also set constraints on the value of each node, for example, ensuring that each node has a unique value. Users can also specify whether the binary tree is a balanced tree.