successor in a binary heap
The successor in a binary heap refers to the element that comes after a given element in the heap's ordering. It is determined based on the heap's structure and the relative values of the elements. The successor of an element in a binary heap can be found by considering its position in the heap array and the relationships between parent and child elements.
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