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if there is binary tree which one is the easiest way to
delete all child node?
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Answer / q
class BinaryTreeNode
{
BinaryTreeNode *left,*right;
public:
//....
//....
~BinaryTreeNode()
{
if(left) delete left;
if(right) delete right;
}
};
delete root, all child nodes will be deleted recusively...
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