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Chloe Martin · OfCourse

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Chloe Martin

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Computer Science · Georgia Tech · Class of 2028

Joined September 2025

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DiscussionWhat's the most intuitive way to think about BST deletion?Bright · 8 litCS 1332

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DiscussionCS 1332

What's the most intuitive way to think about BST deletion?

CMChloe Martin18 Lumens·Georgia Tech

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on What's the most intuitive way to think about BST deletion?· CS 1332 · 4 weeks agoOhhh, so it's the one value that fits in both directions. That makes sense!
on Picturing AVL rotations as a see-saw· CS 1332 · last monthThe see-saw picture is so much easier to remember than the balance factor table.
on Why do AVL rotations actually work?· CS 1332 · 2 months agoThe "re-pick the root while keeping BST order" framing finally made it click for me. Thank you!
on How to use office hours without feeling lost· CS 1332 · 4 months agoGoing early in the week is so real. The night before is chaos.

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CS 1332
Data Structures & Algorithms
Fall 2025 · 5 contributions

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4 weeks ago

Zero and one child make sense to me. The two-children case is where I get lost. Why is replacing with the successor (or predecessor) always safe? And how do you all keep straight which one to use?