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Red - black tree is a self - balancing binary search tree very similar to other self - balancing trees such as the AVL tree. However, Red Kuroki is a structure that needs to comply with a very strict set of rules to balance, and Red Kuroki's rule is to make it possible to maintain complexity of log time. Each branch path (the path from the root node to the empty (leaf) node) must pass through exactly the same number of black nodes. The branch path from the root to the leaf node is also called the failed search path. This is to indicate the path to use when searching for nodes that do not exist in the tree.

Okay, what is the deal for "a well-balanced" tree? The height of the tree is the number of nodes on the longest path from the root node to the leaf. Taking this definition into consideration, a highly balanced tree is a tree whose leaves are balanced against each other and against other subtrees in the larger tree. Since the path from the root to the longest leaf e is 4 nodes, the height of the entire tree is 4. Since the root node a of the left subtree has only one leaf, the height of the left subtree is 2. That is, the longest path from a to b is 2 nodes. Similarly, since the longest path from root d to the right subtree is 3 nodes, the height of the right subtree is 3.