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The flag for the number of operations used to construct AVL trees or binary search trees (-l) seems to be ignored. The actual number of operations used is always random, even though the task descriptions state:
The flag -l specifies how many operations should be performed on the tree for generated instances
Steps to reproduce in a bash (commands output the number of actual operations generated):
The flag for the number of operations used to construct AVL trees or binary search trees (-l) seems to be ignored. The actual number of operations used is always random, even though the task descriptions state:
The flag -l specifies how many operations should be performed on the tree for generated instances
Steps to reproduce in a bash (commands output the number of actual operations generated):
For AVL-Tree:
For Binary Search Tree:
Expected output:
6
Actual output: Random
Furthermore, it can happen that no operations are generated at all, e.g. the commands output
0
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