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By bus_u_he, history, 3 months ago, In English

As a computer science enthusiast, you’ve probably spent countless hours grappling with binary trees, but have you ever wondered if they could bear fruits?

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No, because these trees grow upside down!

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of course, everyone knows that binary trees are needed in a well balanced diet

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They have cringe

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Not every tree has fruits but every tree has leaves, and so do binary trees

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Yes their existance is necessary thats why they need to multiply and hence inorder to exist in this world they have fruits which bear seeds. But i wont prefer growing them in my garden, they are scary. :)

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yes — learn them well and you can treap the fruits of your labor

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yes, they are called binapples

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As a binary tree myself, I can confirm I've never seen fruits on my body.

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do cactus graphs have thorns?

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Isn't every node on the tree just a fruit? Otherwise, the only round thing that can be connected by the trunk of a tree is a burl.

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Yes, but people don't eat them as sometimes it takes a log of the tree to remove them.