What is missing in the below-given code?1234567avltree leftrotation(avltreenode z): avltreenode w =x-left x-left=w-right w-right=x x-height=max(Height(x-left),Height(x-right))+1 w-height=max(missing)+1 return w
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What is missing in the below-given code?1234567avltree leftrotation(avltreenode z): avltreenode w =x-left x-left=w-right w-right=x x-height=max(Height(x-left),Height(x-right))+1 w-height=max(missing)+1 return w
Solution
The missing part in the code is the calculation of the height of the new root node 'w' after rotation. It should be the maximum height between the left and right child of 'w' plus 1. So, the missing part should be Height(w.left), Height(w.right). The corrected line of code should be:
w.height = max(Height(w.left), Height(w.right)) + 1
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