Data Structures and Algorithms Part XIII - Trie Hard

By Alison Neal

Posted December 19 2002

Summary: In her last installment, Alison Neal introduced a data structure called the Trie, which is used for storing strings in computer memory. In this article Alison continues her discussion of the Trie, and covers some of the other methods that are contained in the Trie Class, namely the Search, Print and Kill methods.

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