in-order traversal
In-order traversal is a method used in binary trees to visit all the nodes in a specific order. It involves traversing the left subtree, visiting the root node, and then traversing the right subtree. This order ensures that the nodes are visited in ascending order when the tree represents a sorted data structure.
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