The following algorithm is used to recursively count the number of leaves in a binary tree, where T is a binary tree and n is the number of leaves. LeafCounter(T) if (T == EmptySet) then n = 0 else n = LeafCount(T.left)+LeafCount(T.right) return n Is the algorithm above correct? If not, rewrite the pseudocode

The following algorithm is used to recursively count the number of leaves in a binary tree, where T is a binary tree and n is the number of leaves. LeafCounter(T) if (T == EmptySet) then n = 0 else n = LeafCount(T.left)+LeafCount(T.right) return n Is the algorithm above correct? If not, rewrite the pseudocode

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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