binary heap trees
Binary heap trees are a type of data structure used to represent a complete binary tree. They are typically implemented as arrays, where each element represents a node in the tree. The binary heap property states that for all nodes, the parent node's value is either greater than or equal to its children's values. This property allows efficient accessing and manipulation of the minimum or maximum element, depending on the type of heap.
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