Uses of Interface
searchTree.Tree

Uses of Tree in searchTree

Classes in searchTree that implement Tree

class	EmptyTree<K extends Comparable<K>,V> This class is used to represent the empty search tree: a search tree that contains no entries.
class	NonEmptyTree<K extends Comparable<K>,V> This class represents a non-empty search tree.

Methods in searchTree that return Tree

Tree<K,V>	EmptyTree.delete(K key)
Tree<K,V>	Tree.delete(K key) Delete any binding the key has in this tree.
Tree<K,V>	NonEmptyTree.delete(K key)
Tree<K,V>	EmptyTree.subTree(K fromKey, K toKey)
Tree<K,V>	Tree.subTree(K fromKey, K toKey) Returns a Tree containing all entries between fromKey and toKey, inclusive
Tree<K,V>	NonEmptyTree.subTree(K fromKey, K toKey)

Constructors in searchTree with parameters of type Tree

NonEmptyTree(K key, V value, Tree<K,V> left, Tree<K,V> right)

NonEmptyTree(K key, V value, Tree<K,V> left, Tree<K,V> right)