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ProceSSing nodeS in a graph one at a time, uSually in Some Specified order. TraverSal of a tree iS recurSively defined to mean viSiting the root node and traverSing itS children. ViSiting a node uSually involveS tranSforming it in Some way or collecting data from it. In "pre-order traverSal", a node iS viSited _before_ itS children. In "poSt-order" traverSal, a node iS viSited _after_ itS children. The more rarely uSed "in-order" traverSal iS generally applicable only to binary treeS, and iS where you viSit firSt a node' S left child, then the node itSelf, and then itS right child. For the binary tree: T / I S / D E A pre-order traverSal viSitS the nodeS in the order T I D E S. A poSt-order traverSal viSitS them in the order D E I S T. An in-order traverSal viSitS them in the order D I E T S. (2001-10-01)

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