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That's what I was looking at right now when I was solving the problem from Cracking the Coding Interview. Also, if I use the simple code snippet given at the top, my cases are failing. It is not returning me with the immidiate common ancester. It is rather returning the very top node.
Please comment on this issue, is it just me? Or we have a problem in the code above?
Yep I guess I need to add one more if condition namely if v1 or v2 is equal to root->data, return root.
Thanks.
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Thanks.
That's what I was looking at right now when I was solving the problem from Cracking the Coding Interview. Also, if I use the simple code snippet given at the top, my cases are failing. It is not returning me with the immidiate common ancester. It is rather returning the very top node.
Please comment on this issue, is it just me? Or we have a problem in the code above?
Yep I guess I need to add one more if condition namely if v1 or v2 is equal to root->data, return root.
Thanks.