12. Heap with Complete Implementation in C++

Heap with Complete Implementation in C++

A Heap is a type of Tree-based data structure in which the tree is a complete binary tree. Heaps can be classified into two types:
Max-Heap: The root node’s key must be the biggest among all of its offspring in a Max-Heap. For all subtrees of the Binary Tree, the same property must be true recursively.
Min-Heap: In a Min-Heap, the key present at the root node must be the smallest of all the keys present at all of its descendants. For all sub-trees of that Binary Tree, the same property must be true recursively.

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