What is an AVL Tree?
Explore the concept of AVL trees, a type of self-balancing binary search tree, and understand how maintaining a height difference of no more than one ensures efficient operations. Learn when and why to use AVL trees to improve search, insertion, and deletion time complexity in Java programming.
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Introduction
AVL trees are a self-balanced special type of Binary Search Tree with just one exception:
For each Node, the maximum height difference between the left and right sub-trees can only be one.
If at any point their difference becomes more than one, then re-balancing is applied to make it a valid AVL tree.
Time Complexity
As we studied earlier, in the case of BST, the Big(O) of all three basic operations (Insertion, Deletion, and Searching) takes ...