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Wavefront Tree Scan

Hard

Trees

In "Wavefront Tree Scan", the binary tree is provided in array form (level-order with null gaps).

Return node values grouped by depth from top to bottom and left to right.

Example 1

Input:root = [16,17,18,null,19,20,null]
Output:[[16],[17,18],[19,20]]

For input root = [16,17,18,null,19,20,null], nodes are grouped by depth from top to bottom, yielding [[16],[17,18],[19,20]]. Therefore, return [[16],[17,18],[19,20]].

Example 2

Input:root = [26,27,28,29,null,null,30]
Output:[[26],[27,28],[29,30]]

For input root = [26,27,28,29,null,null,30], nodes are grouped by depth from top to bottom, yielding [[26],[27,28],[29,30]]. Therefore, return [[26],[27,28],[29,30]].

Constraints

  • 0 <= number of nodes <= 2000
  • -1000 <= Node.val <= 1000
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Test Cases (2)

Test Case 1
Input:
[16,17,18,null,19,20,null]
Expected Output:
[[16],[17,18],[19,20]]
Test Case 2
Input:
[26,27,28,29,null,null,30]
Expected Output:
[[26],[27,28],[29,30]]