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Thanks. It seems that this is printing out the binary tree using level order traversal. If that's the case, it's perfect if you make it look more like a tree!😉

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crackCodeLogn commented Feb 16, 2019

:P Yeah, it's printing level order traversal in a tree form, but then going for an actual tree form would be overkill. Also, this kinda iteration can be used for two more things:
a. Finding the depth of the tree
b. Connecting nodes at same level

@poyea poyea merged commit 6f28333 into TheAlgorithms:master Feb 16, 2019
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