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What kind of tree is this that has letters as nodes?
I just started learning C++ and I need to create a tree of lists (Image link below) for a project but I'm not sure if it is a custom tree or a preexisting tree.
A bit on the tree; big blue blocks represent lists, smaller blocks inside represent nodes.
I am not looking for code or anything, just an explanation of the tree or links to where I could find information on it.
Solution
The data structure in the image is Trie data structure.
Trie is an efficient information retrieval data structure. Using trie, search complexities can be brought to optimal limit (key length). - (Source : GeeksForGeeks)
Trie shown in the image is made for the following strings -
Act, Actual, Actually, And, Book, Boss, Bore, Board and Boat.
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