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Alvin Montoya
18 December, 21:53
Define the level of a node.
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Cory Molina
19 December, 00:25
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The level of a node in Binary tree or generic tree can be defined as the number of connection between the root node and the node + 1.
The number of levels in a tree is known as the height of the tree. So more the number of levels more is the height of the tree.
Each level can contain 1 or more nodes.
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