Structural Induction on Trees

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Description

This lecture introduces structural induction on trees, extending the concept beyond lists. It explains the general induction principle for proving properties of tree structures, using IntSets as an example and demonstrating the laws of IntSet implementation.

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Algorithms and data structures: Data structures

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