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A new data structure similar to Windows folder structure

Li Son

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In this paper,a data structure similar to the Windows folder structure is proposed.It is constructed by placing the pointer of a new bintree or some concrete data in each node of a bintree.The nodes storing the pointer of a new bintree can be considered as a folder.In the folder there are some data and subfolders of some similar properties.

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In this paper,a data structure similar to the Windows folder structure is proposed.It is constructed by placing the pointer of a new bintree or some concrete data in each node of a bintree.The nodes storing the pointer of a new bintree can be considered as a folder.In the folder there are some data and subfolders of some similar properties.

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In this paper,a data structure similar to the Windows folder structure is proposed.It is constructed by placing the pointer of a new bintree or some concrete data in each node of a bintree.The nodes storing the pointer of a new bintree can be considered as a folder.In the folder there are some data and subfolders of some similar properties.

Key concepts: Pointer (user interface), Data structure, Computer science, Linked list, Operating system, Programming language, Computer hardware

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