Děti

In computer science, „Děti“ translates to „children“ in English. It refers to the relationship between data structures, particularly in tree data structures. In this context, a „child“ is a node that is directly connected to another node when moving away from the root. Each parent node can have one or more children, forming a hierarchical structure. This terminology is often used in discussing trees, where the root node is at the top, and branches lead to child nodes. Each child node may also have its own children, leading to a multi-level hierarchy. Understanding the parent-child relationship is crucial for algorithms that traverse or manipulate tree structures, such as searching, inserting, and deleting nodes.