AVL property

An AVL tree is a type of computer data structure used to organize and quickly access information. Its key feature is maintaining a balanced layout: after each insertion or deletion, it adjusts itself so that the difference in height between the left and right sides of any node is at most one. This balancing ensures that operations like searching, adding, or removing data remain efficient, typically taking the same amount of time regardless of how much data is stored. The AVL property helps keep the structure optimized for fast performance by preventing it from becoming too skewed or lopsided.