Define non-terminal nodes in a tree?
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Answer / Arman Awasthi
Non-Terminal Nodes are the internal nodes of a tree that have child nodes, other than leaf or terminal nodes. They help in breaking down complex expressions, grammar rules, or problems into smaller components for easier analysis.
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