From the Frank Mich Binary Tree page it appears that your tree entries will display like this: 0 \ 1 / \ 2 \ \ 3 / \ 4 / \ \ / \ 5 \ / \ 6 \ \ 7 / 8 / \ / 9 / / \ / 10 \ / \ / 11 / 12 / \ / 13 / 14 Where each number in the tree represents the index of its entry in the input array. Notice that counting down the first round column, the indexes go up by 2. In the second column, they go up by 4, and in the third column by 8 I would create an array of strings with the name of each game in them.
Then do something like this: num_rounds = x num_games = (2 ^ num_rounds) - 1 game_names = array(num_games) for round = 0 to num_rounds - 1 index = (2 ^ round) - 1 increment = 2 ^ (round + 1) game_number = 0 while index.
From the Frank Mich Binary Tree page, it appears that your tree entries will display like this: 0 \ 1 / \ 2 \ \ 3 / \ 4 / \ \ / \ 5 \ / \ 6 \ \ 7 / 8 / \ / 9 / / \ / 10 \ / \ / 11 / 12 / \ / 13 / 14 Where each number in the tree represents the index of its entry in the input array. Notice that counting down the first round column, the indexes go up by 2. In the second column, they go up by 4, and in the third column by 8.
I would create an array of strings with the name of each game in them. Then do something like this: num_rounds = x num_games = (2 ^ num_rounds) - 1 game_names = array(num_games) for round = 0 to num_rounds - 1 index = (2 ^ round) - 1 increment = 2 ^ (round + 1) game_number = 0 while index.
This is the code for implementing binary tree(data structure) in php: data=$data; $this->leftChild=null; $this->rightChild=null; } public function disp_data() { echo $this->data; } }//end class Node class BinaryTree { public $root; //public $s; public function __construct() { $this->root=null; //$this->s=file_get_contents('store'); } //function to display the tree public function display() { $this->display_tree($this->root); } public function display_tree($local_root) { if($local_root==null) return; $this->display_tree($local_root->leftChild); echo $local_root->data. ""; $this->display_tree($local_root->rightChild); } // function to insert a new node public function insert($key) { $newnode=new Node($key); if($this->root==null) { $this->root=$newnode; return; } else { $parent=$this->root; $current=$this->root; while(true) { $parent=$current; //$this->find_order($key,$current->data); if($key==($this->find_order($key,$current->data))) { $current=$current->leftChild; if($current==null) { $parent->leftChild=$newnode; return; }//end if2 }//end if1 else { $current=$current->rightChild; if($current==null) { $parent->rightChild=$newnode; return; } //end if1 } //end else }//end while loop }//end else } //end insert function //function to search a particular Node public function find($key) { $current=$this->root; while($current->data! =$key) { if($key==$this->find_order($key,$current->data)) { $current=$current->leftChild; } else { $current=$current->rightChild; } if($current==null) return(null); } return($current->data); }// end the function to search public function delete1($key) { $current=$this->root; $parent=$this->root; $isLeftChild=true; while($current->data!
=$key) { $parent=$current; if($key==($this->find_order($key,$current->data))) { $current=$current->leftChild; $isLeftChild=true; } else { $current=$current->rightChild; $isLeftChild=false; } if($current==null) return(null); }//end while loop echo "Node to delete:". $current->data; //to delete a leaf node if($current->leftChild==null&&$current->rightChild==null) { if($current==$this->root) $this->root=null; else if($isLeftChild==true) { $parent->leftChild=null; } else { $parent->rightChild=null; } return($current); }//end if1 //to delete a node having a leftChild else if($current->rightChild==null) { if($current==$this->root) $this->root=$current->leftChild; else if($isLeftChild==true) { $parent->leftChild=$current->leftChild; } else { $parent->rightChild=$current->leftChild; } return($current); }//end else if1 //to delete a node having a rightChild else if($current->leftChild==null) { if($current==$this->root) $this->root=$current->rightChild; else if($isLeftChild==true) { $parent->leftChild=$current->rightChild; } else { $parent->rightChild=$current->rightChild; } return($current); } //to delete a node having both childs else { $successor=$this->get_successor($current); if($current==$this->root) { $this->root=$successor; } else if($isLeftChild==true) { $parent->leftChild=$successor; } else { $parent->rightChild=$successor; } $successor->leftChild=$current->leftChild; return($current); } }//end the function to delete a node //Function to find the successor node public function get_successor($delNode) { $succParent=$delNode; $successor=$delNode; $temp=$delNode->rightChild; while($temp! =null) { $succParent=$successor; $successor=$temp; $temp=$temp->leftChild; } if($successor!
=$delNode->rightChild) { $succParent->leftChild=$successor->rightChild; $successor->rightChild=$delNode->rightChild; } return($successor); } //function to find the order of two strings public function find_order($str1,$str2) { $str1=strtolower($str1); $str2=strtolower($str2); $i=0; $j=0; $p1=$str1i; $p2=$str2j; while(true) { if(ord($p1)root==null) return(true); else return(false); } }//end class BinaryTree?
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