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How to use Binary Search Tree with String? Is there any ready code?

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Hi..

Is there any ready-made code for "Binary Search Tree" for Strings?

if not, how to use Binary Search Tree with Strings?

Thanks.
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Yes. Use e.g

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  1. if (stringname.compareTo(otherstringname) < 0)
  2. {
  3.    // the word is "greater" than the other one, so e.g add it to its "right"
  4. }

I used a BST like this as part of an english-to-french translator.
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Yes. Use e.g

Java Syntax (Toggle Plain Text)
  1. if (stringname.compareTo(otherstringname) < 0)
  2. {
  3.    // the word is "greater" than the other one, so e.g add it to its "right"
  4. }

I used a BST like this as part of an english-to-french translator.
Umm, thanks for the code and reply mate.

But, I really didn't got it! and Will this will work with array of strings?

For example if I have an array of strings, will this method sort the array to a BST?
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