A CPP tree, or Circular Prefix Postfix tree, is a particular type of binary tree that is commonly used to represent arithmetic expressions. In this tree structure, each node represents either an operator or an operand, and the leaf nodes represent the individual operands of the expression. The tree is constructed in such a way that the postfix expression and prefix expression of the arithmetic expression can be obtained by performing a pre-order traversal or a post-order traversal of the tree, respectively. The circular aspect of the tree comes from the fact that the last operand of the postfix expression becomes the first operand of the prefix expression, creating a circular sequence of operands. This tree structure is often used in compilers and interpreters for evaluating and manipulating arithmetic expressions.
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