Tree Structure

A tree structure is a way of organizing information that resembles a family tree. It starts with a single point called the root, which branches out to connected items called nodes or branches. Each node can have its own sub-nodes, forming a hierarchy. This setup makes it easy to find, categorize, and manage complex relationships, like a company's organizational chart or a file system on a computer. Think of it as a structured map that shows how parts relate and connect, helping to streamline navigation and understanding of data or systems.