What do you mean by general trees?



What do you mean by general trees?..

Answer / Murari Lal

A General Tree is a tree where no constraints are imposed on the number of children a node can have, except that every node (except possibly the root) has at least one child. This means that any non-empty set of nodes with arbitrarily varying degrees for each node and with a specified node as the root, qualifies as a General Tree.

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