Print Tree nodes level by level

Question

swift · Accepted Answer

class Node{
    var value:T
    var left:Node?
    var right:Node?
    init(value:T) {
        self.value = value
    }
}

func treeLevels(node:Node, f:(T)->()){
    var queue = [Node]()
    queue.append(node)
    
    while !queue.isEmpty{

        let n = queue.removeFirst()
        f(n.value)
        
        if let left = n.left{
            queue.append(left)
        }
        if let right = n.right{
            queue.append(right)
        }
    }
}

var root = Node(value: 1)
root.left = Node(value: 2)
root.right =  Node(value: 3)
root.right?.left = Node(value: 4)
root.right?.right = Node(value: 5)

treeLevels(node: root, f: {print($0)})

my solution · Answer

class Node {
    var left : Node?
    var right : Node?
    let value : T
    
    init(newValue: T) {
        value = newValue
    }
    
    func depth() -> Int { // recursive
        var leftDepth = 0
        var rightDepth = 0

        if let left = left {
            leftDepth = 1 + left.depth()
            
        }
        if let right = right {
            rightDepth = 1 + right.depth()
        }
        
        return max(rightDepth, leftDepth)
    }
    
    func depthNonRecursively() -> Int { // Non Recursive
        var depth = -1
        
        var arrNodes : Array = [self]
        
        while arrNodes.count > 0 {
            depth += 1
            var newNodes : Array = []

            for node in arrNodes {
                if let rightNode = node.right {
                    newNodes.append(rightNode)
                }
                if let leftNode = node.left {
                    newNodes.append(leftNode)
                }
            }
            arrNodes = newNodes
        }
        
        return depth
    }
}

let node1 = Node(newValue: 2)
let node1Left = Node(newValue: 2)
node1.left = node1Left
node1Left.right = Node(newValue: 4)

let node1depth = node1.depthNonRecursively()

Anónimo · Answer

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