@JimG btw my comment there is an honest question. If you are certain your question will be closed, why not come in chat and ask people how you can improve it before posting it? Why waste everyone's time if you are certain?
I'd like to stick a few bounties on [data-structure] tagged questions and just provide a link to the contest in the notes to draw attention to the contest itself
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@Rachel Thank you, bounties are a great idea. Do you think people will mind if I set one or two myself? Being mod and all, don't want to be seen as influencing the contest...
Usually, tree data structures are organised in a way that each node contains pointers to all its children.
+-----------------------------------------+
| root |
| child1 child2 child3 |
+--+------------------+-----...
@Rachel I think everyone's been more than accommodating in and tolerant of your constant attempts to change Programmers.SE to be the site you want it to be, but I personally draw the line when you take answers people gave you in good faith and twist them further your own agenda.
@MarkTrapp I'm not trying to change the site scope, I stopped doing that after I posted the question about the history behind the change from NPR to conceptual software development, and finally realized the extent of the scope change
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Usually, tree data structures are organised in a way that each node contains pointers to all its children.
+-----------------------------------------+
| root |
| child1 child2 child3 |
+--+------------------+-----...
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