Here's an example function in Ruby that uses dynamic programming to sort a binary tree:
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In this function, sort_binary_tree
takes a binary tree as an argument and returns a sorted binary tree using dynamic programming. It recursively sorts the left and right sub-trees, and then merges the sorted sub-trees using the merge
function.
The merge
function merges two binary trees by recursively merging their right sub-trees, and then merging the larger sub-tree to the right of the smaller sub-tree. This ensures that the resulting binary tree is sorted.
Overall, this example demonstrates how dynamic programming can be used to efficiently sort a binary tree in Ruby.
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