insertion tree
An insertion tree is a data structure that maintains a set of elements and supports efficient insertion, deletion, and search operations. It is typically implemented as a binary search tree, where each node contains a key-value pair. The tree is organized in such a way that the keys form a total order, allowing for easy comparison and searching. When inserting a new element, it is placed in the appropriate position based on its key, creating a balanced tree. This enables quick access and manipulation of the elements, making insertion trees useful in various applications such as databases, indexing, and sorting algorithms.
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