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hello friends and welcome to another tutorial on geeks for geeks in this video we are going to understand the program that prints binary tree in two dimensions first let us take an example we can see that the rightmost node is printed in the first line and the left most node is printed in the last line also face count increases by a fixed amount at every level so we do a reverse inorder traversal and print three nodes now let us see the algorithm let us also have a sample tree to test our algorithm we pass the root node which is 1 and space which we initially take as 0 2 function print to digital now as root is not we said space to space plus count now we have initialized count to 10 in the header file which is not shown here so space will now be 10 we will be processing the right child first so we pass the right child of 1 which is 3 using a call stack again as root is not null we said space to space plus count so space will now be equal to 20 we pass the right child of three which is
