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Binary tree using an underlying linked-list approach

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Write a C++ program to build a binary tree using an underlying linked-list approach. Include capability to traverse the tree and print out the nodes in a format which makes it readily clear how the tree is organized.

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Implementation uses TreeNode and BinaryTree classes, where each tree node contains an integer value and left and right TreeNode pointers. Content of each tree node is printed in the format [content-of-non-null-left-subtree node-value content-of-non-null-right-subtree ] during InOrder traversal of the tree.

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Please find attached a sample implementation using TreeNode and BinaryTree classes, where each tree node contains an integer value and left and right TreeNode pointers.

Attached 431274.cpp has been tested for warning and error free compilation using "g++ -Wall 431274.cpp". It prints the content of tree using in-order ...

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