implementing queues and binary search trees

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i want a simple program for implementing binary search tree in 'c' programming.
with explanation.
what is #define max indicate..
with explanation...

Posted 6-Jun-11 6:54am

tusharkaushik

Updated 6-Jun-11 9:28am

Richard MacCutchan

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Here is a couple of links:
This will help to explain #define max: C preprocessor[^]

I think it's useful to take a look at production quality code when you are learning to code - like glib at the Gtk+ Project[^] - there is an implementation that I hope you'll find useful Balanced Binary Trees[^]

Best regards
Espen Harlinn

Posted 6-Jun-11 11:38am

Espen Harlinn

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Jun-11 17:52pm

OK, that was you how agreed to OP's "give me code" request. My 5.
--SA

Espen Harlinn 7-Jun-11 10:59am

Thank you, SAKryukov!

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2011-06-06T07:22:00

Solution 2

#define max informs the compiler that the name has a definition but no specific value. It can be used to tell the compiler to generate or not generate parts of the program.

I guess the rest of your question pertains to your homework which you will have to try yourself.

Posted 6-Jun-11 7:22am

Richard MacCutchan

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Abhinav S 6-Jun-11 13:27pm

Yup that is a concise answer. 5.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Jun-11 14:48pm

You answered, my 5.
Please see my comments to OP's comments under the solution by Abhinav.
Based on OP comments, I'll mark the question as "abuse", that's it.
--SA

Richard MacCutchan 6-Jun-11 15:28pm

I agree with your comments below, but I think marking this as "abuse" is rather harsh. I would rather just add the "GimmeCode" tag, which I have done.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Jun-11 17:54pm

Maybe you're right. Usually I don't do it, but this time I was irritated not by the question itself, but by OP's comments; this is not being impudent but feels like ignorance. No problem, OP's account won't be banned just because of this report. :-)
--SA

Abhinav S · Accepted Answer · 2011-06-06T07:01:00

Solution 1

Do a search on the internet you should find tons of samples and algorithms that implement these algorithms.
I would recommend you pick up a book and read up on algorithms before implementing anything, just to help you get started.

Posted 6-Jun-11 7:01am

Abhinav S

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tusharkaushik 6-Jun-11 13:17pm

sorry sir! ican't understand the answer.
this is not relevant answer of my query...

Richard MacCutchan 6-Jun-11 13:19pm

This is very relevant. You are expected at least to make an attempt to do your own work rather than expecting someone to give you a ready made solution.

Abhinav S 6-Jun-11 13:22pm

Thanks Richard.

Abhinav S 6-Jun-11 13:24pm

You need to book up on algorithms and go through. That is all Im trying to say.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Jun-11 14:42pm

This is very relevant. It looks like you are incapable and lazy. In this case, no answer can help you.
--SA

Albert Holguin 6-Jun-11 21:00pm

lol, right again! :D

tusharkaushik 6-Jun-11 13:41pm

i have consulted many books on c programming and datastructures but i can't found relevant answers so , i was asking ur's help.
kindly plz send me binary search tree programs.....
i hope that u will help me...

Richard MacCutchan 6-Jun-11 13:50pm

Nobody is going to send you the programs. Try and do some research for yourself, starting with Google (it has lots of answers). Unless you are prepared to make an effort to do your own study and research you will not succeed in this business.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Jun-11 14:46pm

No! These topic is covered everywhere. Sometimes, we do send some code. I even develop some code to help. But this happens only if there are some signs that OP is going to use the help. You are not the person who apparently could use help. I'll explain why. If you "consulted many books on C" and still did not see the solution, chances are, you won't see a solution in the code you might get from CodeProject. Why would anyone be interested in such a useless job?

I would advice you leave CodeProject along and learn some programming and related disciplines. When you are more comfortable and have some real questions, welcome back.
--SA

Lutosław 8-Jun-11 5:08am

@SAKryukov "chances are, you won't see a solution in the code you might get from CodeProject"
Ouch it hurt [mainly because it's so true]. Excuse me for posting a comment not "revelant" to the question.