T2.height is a function that is used in the C++ programming language to determine the height of a binary tree represented by a T2 object. The height of a binary tree refers to the number of levels or layers in the tree, starting from the root node to the deepest leaf node. This function helps in analyzing and understanding the structure and complexity of a binary tree.
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