When working with a binary tree, a node that has more than two children
A) will be cut back by the compiler
B) is theoretically impossible in a correctly developed binary tree structure
C) is known as a triplet node
D) None of these

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

A binary tree by definition can have at most two children per node. Therefore, having more than two children in a binary tree structure is a violation of its definition and is not possible. Option A is incorrect as there is no compiler that will cut back nodes, it's the responsibility of the developer to ensure the tree structure is correct. Option C is incorrect as there is no such thing as a triplet node in a binary tree.

When Working with a Binary Tree, a Node That Has