postorder
/ˈpōstˌôrdər/Definitions
1. noun
an ordering of nodes in a tree or graph, where a node is visited after all its child nodes.
“The programmer used a postorder traversal to print the contents of the binary tree.”
1. noun
an ordering of nodes in a tree or graph, where a node is visited after all its child nodes.
“The programmer used a postorder traversal to print the contents of the binary tree.”