full binary trees
Full binary trees are a type of binary tree where all nodes except the leaves have two children. This means that each node in a full binary tree has either zero or two children. The concept of fullness refers to the completeness of the tree structure, ensuring that all levels are fully filled except for the last level, which may have some missing nodes from the right side.
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