How do I find a specific Node in a Binary Tree Data Structure?

To search for a node in a binary tree, you can use a recursive or iterative approach. Here’s an example implementation in Python:

• Recursive Approach

class Node: def __in it__ (self, value): self. value = value
self. left = Non self. right = None

• Iterative Approach

def search_ node iterative (root, target value): stack = [root]while stack: node = stack. pop ()if node is None:
continue if node.

In both implementations:

– We start at the root node of the binary tree.
– We compare the current node’s value with the target value.
– If we find a match, we return the node.
– If not, we recursively or iteratively traverse the left and right subtrees.

Example Usage

• Create a sample binary tree
  root = Node (8)
  root. Left = Node (3)
  root. Right = Node (10)
  root.left.left = Node (1)
  root.left.right = Node (6)
• Search for a node with value 6
  result = search_node_recursive (root, 6)
  if result is not None:
  This code will output: Node found with value 6