traversal
/ˈtrævərəls/Definitions
1. noun
the act of passing or going over or through something, especially a complex or difficult situation.
“The software engineer’s task was to implement an algorithm for efficient graph traversal.”
2. noun
a passage or journey through something, especially a complex or difficult situation.
“The team’s traversal of the treacherous terrain was a remarkable feat of endurance.”
3. noun
the process of visiting or going through all the parts of something, especially a data structure or a program.
“The algorithm’s traversal of the binary tree was optimized for speed.”
4. verb
to pass or go over or through something, especially a complex or difficult situation.
“The company’s new policy will traversal the existing procedures and implement more efficient processes.”