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Added some additional Odin-specific instructions to discuss the mismatch between the official instructions specifying a rose tree and the canonical data tests using a binary tree (our implementation went with the binary tree). To be fair, the official instructions say "For example given a rose tree...", not, "Let assume a rose tree...". The additional instructions also discuss memory management for this exercise.
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By the way, I set this one as a difficulty 9. When you look at it, there is not that much code but it gave me a hard time reasoning through the different data structures. If you disagree, I can downgrade it. |
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Added some additional Odin-specific instructions to discuss
the mismatch between the official instructions specifying a rose
tree and the canonical data tests using a binary tree (our
implementation went with the binary tree). To be fair, the
official instructions say "For example given a rose tree...",
not, "Let assume a rose tree...".
The additional instructions also discuss memory management
for this exercise.