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Encoding word using given Huffman code tree, and other tree related problems.

[1] Encode "LEADEN" using the Huffman code tree given in the attachment.

[2] What can you say about a vertex in a rooted tree that has no descendants?

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Encode the word using the Huffman code given

LEADEN

Find the children of Uranus

Find the children of d and of e

What can you say about a vertex in a rooted tree that has no
descendants?

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Solution explains the process of finding code for a letter, to encode it using given Huffman code tree. It also gives the criteria to categorize tree vertices into root, intermediate and leaf nodes.

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