left-leaning red-black trees
Left-leaning red-black trees are a specific type of self-balancing binary search tree that combines the properties of red-black trees and left-leaning 2-3 trees. They ensure balanced structure and maintain logarithmic time complexity for operations. In left-leaning red-black trees, nodes are either red or black, and they maintain the same properties as red-black trees in terms of color constraints and ordering. However, they introduce a left-leaning property, where all red nodes lean towards the left-child link. This property simplifies the algorithms for insertion and deletion, making them easier to implement and understand.
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