ecture Quiz ayvon Jackson: Attempt Question 10 (1 point) As far as the node stru

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ecture Quiz ayvon Jackson: Attempt Question 10 (1 point) As far as the node structure in code goes, the only difference is that we just add more node pointers. To be specific, whatever we determine the maximum outdegree for a node should be for that tree, we need that many node pointers along with the data variable(s). This is why a binary tree has two node pointers. Technically, this means that a singularly linked list is just a tree where the maximum outdegree for a node is 1. True False Save Question 11 (1 point) For the pre/in/post traversals, the only difference in code is where we process the relation to the recursive function calls used to traverse the tree. ved root in

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True - This is simple conceptual explanation. The outdegree for a node should be the number of pointers going out from that node or the branches from that node going out. Thus, for a binary tree the maximum outdegree is 2 and thus having 2 node pointers. For a singularity or a singly linked list, this is a tree for which the max outdegree is 1 for a node as there can be only 1 outgoing branch at max for a singly linked list. Thus the above question statement is True.

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