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Iterative Tree Traversal using Refinements and Pointer Rotation

Theo P. van der Weide

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This paper concerns the didactic use of refinements and pointer rotation in the derivation of iterative traversal algorithms according to a given specification. The concept of tree transformation provides a high-level view on (non-recursive) tree traversal. Tree transformations can be realised by using the concept of pointer rotation.

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This paper concerns the didactic use of refinements and pointer rotation in the derivation of iterative traversal algorithms according to a given specification. The concept of tree transformation provides a high-level view on (non-recursive) tree traversal. Tree transformations can be realised by using the concept of pointer rotation.

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This paper concerns the didactic use of refinements and pointer rotation in the derivation of iterative traversal algorithms according to a given specification. The concept of tree transformation provides a high-level view on (non-recursive) tree traversal. Tree transformations can be realised by using the concept of pointer rotation.

Key concepts: Tree traversal, Pointer (user interface), Computer science, Tree (set theory), Algorithm, Rotation (mathematics), Theoretical computer science, Transformation (genetics)

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