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Implement tree left/right views via BFS and DFS

Last updated: Mar 29, 2026

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This question evaluates understanding of binary tree traversal techniques and algorithmic reasoning for producing per-depth left and right views, assessing competencies in data structures, traversal ordering, and correctness across edge cases.

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Implement tree left/right views via BFS and DFS

Company: Amazon

Role: Software Engineer

Category: Coding & Algorithms

Difficulty: Medium

Interview Round: Onsite

Given a binary tree, output the left view and right view: for each depth, the first node visible from the left and the first node visible from the right. Implement two solutions: (a) a BFS level-order traversal; and (b) a DFS with depth tracking. Provide time and space complexity for both approaches. Dry-run your logic on edge cases including an empty tree, a single-node tree, skewed (left/right) trees, and balanced trees to verify ordering of nodes per level.

Quick Answer: This question evaluates understanding of binary tree traversal techniques and algorithmic reasoning for producing per-depth left and right views, assessing competencies in data structures, traversal ordering, and correctness across edge cases.

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Aug 13, 2025, 12:00 AM
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Given a binary tree, output the left view and right view: for each depth, the first node visible from the left and the first node visible from the right. Implement two solutions: (a) a BFS level-order traversal; and (b) a DFS with depth tracking. Provide time and space complexity for both approaches. Dry-run your logic on edge cases including an empty tree, a single-node tree, skewed (left/right) trees, and balanced trees to verify ordering of nodes per level.

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