Binary Search Tree: The Art Installation

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Binary Search Tree: The Art Installation

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OH. MY. GOD. Some pretentious art gallery just took the most sacred data structure in computer science and turned it into a COAT HANGER CHANDELIER?! 💀

The absolute AUDACITY of displaying wooden hangers arranged in a perfect binary search tree formation while actual CS students are SUFFERING trying to balance these things in their code! Meanwhile, some art critic is probably standing there like "mmm yes, the juxtaposition of wooden elements represents humanity's struggle with hierarchy" or whatever.

Next exhibition: "Linked List" - just a bunch of paperclips on a string. I simply cannot with this world anymore! 🙄

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