structY
structY is a hypothetical data structure that organizes information in a hierarchical manner, resembling a tree. Unlike a binary tree, structY is not restricted to two child nodes per parent. Each node in structY can have an arbitrary number of children, allowing for more flexible representations of complex relationships. The name "structY" suggests a structural organization with a potential branching pattern, although the exact implementation details and typical use cases remain undefined in standard computer science literature.
The primary characteristic of structY is its flexible branching factor. This means that a parent node can
Potential applications for structY might include scenarios where relationships are many-to-many, or where the number of