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Node: Are both equivalent
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Node: Are both equivalent for defining left child when the same None
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How out list decides where to start as first element of successive tiers on new lines
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Is it not that current_tier values already updated with the above into the current dictionary tier?
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Where exactly __str__ function definition ends
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How 2*i and 2*i+1 fits into the indexing for left and right child trees
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tree.left instead of tree.get_left_child()
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Difference between functions and the ones defined under a class
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Are both equivalent codes?
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Explanation of the code: Part of Node object
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Node object type: Similar functionalities with existing data types int, string.. possible?
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Recursion and Node class: Could tree be replaced with self and vice-versa as argument for these functions?
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Tree recursion: . How does the program understand that it needs to move one hierarchy down?
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Node: Are both equivalent
