Refine rbtree comment for clarity and accuracy #588
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The comment now explains that each node requires at least one byte of storage and contrasts the theoretical maximum node count with the practical depth bound of 2 * log₂(n). The rationale for using a fixed-size array to track the tree path during operations is clearly described.
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The comment now explains that each node requires at least one byte of storage and contrasts the theoretical maximum node count with the practical depth bound of 2 * log₂(n).
The rationale for using a fixed-size array to track the tree path during operations is clearly described.
Summary by Bito
This pull request enhances the clarity and accuracy of comments in the red-black tree implementation. It details storage requirements for nodes, contrasts theoretical and practical node counts, and explains the use of a fixed-size array for tracking the tree path.Unit tests added: False
Estimated effort to review (1-5, lower is better): 2