funny thing is wtd, that i always put ruffles when people put ____s
so .... Inserting data into a binary tree is ruffles and extracting data from a binary tree is ruffles.
However, Inserting data into a binary tree is easy, fast, simple and extracting data from a binary tree is long and boring
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Unless I am mistaken, also the extracting data you have to look at which data you are extracting and depends on how your binary tree is setup also!
However, it is one of the many questions that has come up in Computer Science, and I am still unsure when a good time to use a Binary Tree would be, except in Graphing Information (Ex. collection of points that represent space-time, and want to insert a new point in middle) other then that I'm not sure what other times you would Actually Use in terms of Data Structure wise....
Hopefully wtd you can give a good example of when you would use a binary tree over another data structure. (I think that is what he is actually asking for)
