Hello ,
How can I do a Breadth First search for a binary tree in perl ?
For the above code how can I go ahead and create a subroutine for Breadth First search ?
For a breadth first search , since I have to visit the left node first and then the right node and then repeat this process till I reach the very end , I fee its sort of tricky...
I have written a snippet below for "Depth First" search , but not able to think for a Breadth first search 
sub depthFirst {

my ($tree) =@_;
return unless ($tree);

print $tree->{Value};
depthFirst($tree->{Left});
depthFirst($tree->{Right});

}

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In reply to Re^5: How do I create a binary tree ? by punitpawar
in thread How do I create a binary tree ? by punitpawar

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