binary heap representation
A binary heap representation is a data structure that organizes elements in a complete binary tree. It is used to efficiently implement priority queues. The binary heap follows specific rules, such as the parent nodes being smaller (min heap) or larger (max heap) than their children. This representation allows for quick access to the minimum or maximum element, and efficient insertion and deletion of elements.
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