This project aims to perform a comparative analysis of the complexity of data structures known as AVL Trees, Red-Black Trees (RB), and B Trees. The analysis will be conducted by inserting sets of ...

Of course if you do 99% lookups then the AVL is likely to be something like 30-50% faster (as the red-black tree can be up to twice as deep as the AVL one). But for average applications, I'd think ...

Now we can proceed with AVL trees. AVL trees are a kind of balanced binary search tree, invented in 1962 by Adelson-Velsky and Landis. Balancing avoids pathological structures and keeps performance ...