A pairing heap is a tree-based heap data structure, where each node has an arbitrarily large number of children. It is usually faster than binary heap for insert and merge operations, but slower for extract-min and decrease-key operations.
A pairing heap is a tree-based heap data structure, where each node has an arbitrarily large number of children. It is usually faster than binary heap for insert and merge operations, but slower for extract-min and decrease-key operations.