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A tree is a non-linear data structure that organizes data hierarchically, consisting of nodes connected by edges. Key terminology includes root, parent, child, leaf, and internal nodes, with various types of trees such as binary trees and binary search trees. Operations on trees include insertion, deletion, and traversal, and they are widely used for representing hierarchical relationships and efficient data management.
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