Learn about AVL trees, a self-balancing binary search tree, in this comprehensive video tutorial. Explore the concept of balance factor and understand the four basic rotations used for balancing: Left Rotation, Right Rotation, Left-Right Rotation, and Right-Left Rotation. Discover when rotations are necessary and why AVL trees are advantageous. Follow along with detailed explanations and visual diagrams to grasp the intricacies of AVL tree operations and their implementation in data structures.
What Is AVL Tree - Basic Rotations for Balancing with Diagram
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
What is an AVL Tree
AVL Tree Rotations
Left Rotation
Right Rotation
Left Right Rotation
Right Left Rotation
When rotation is not needed
Why AVL is better
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