A Finger Search Tree is a type of data structure that provides an efficient way to perform dynamic set operations, such as search, insertion, and deletion. It is a variation of binary search trees (BST) that allows for quick searching and manipulating of elements, especially the ones that are accessed frequently or recently. ### Key Features: 1. **Finger Pointer**: The main distinguishing feature of a Finger Search Tree is the concept of a "finger".
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