A binary tree representing a mathematical expression, with values at its leaves and binary operations at internal nodes. The tree records which pair of intermediate values is combined at each step.
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A **Binary Expression Tree** is a specific type of binary tree used to represent expressions in a way that makes it easy to evaluate or manipulate them. Each internal node of the tree represents an operator, while each leaf node represents an operand (such as a number or variable). ### Structure: - **Internal Nodes**: These nodes contain operators (such as +, -, *, /). - **Leaf Nodes**: These nodes contain operands (such as constants or variables).