2. Give an iterative algorithm in pseudocode to visit all the nodes in a binary tree. Nodes have left and right references as well as a data field. Each time a Node is visited, your solution will print its data field. You must use a stack in your solution. Write your solution below. function iterative_inorder (Node root)

2. Give an iterative algorithm in pseudocode to visit all the nodes in a binary tree. Nodes have left and right references as well as a data field. Each time a Node is visited, your solution will print its data field. You must use a stack in your solution. Write your solution below. function iterative_inorder (Node root)

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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