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Source code to determine if two binary trees are mirror similar?
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int arvoresEspelhadas(ArvoreBinaria a, ArvoreBinaria b) {
if ((a == NULL) && (b == NULL)) {
return 0; //ambas vazias
}
if ((a == NULL) (b == NULL)) {
return 1;
}
return ((a.info == b.info) && arvoresEspelhadas (a->esq, b->dir) && arvoresEspelhadas(a->dir, b->esq);
}
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