Where can I find an interactive binary/AVL tree animation?

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The discussion centers around a specific type of animation project related to tree structures, originally created by students at Washington State University. The animations are noted for their effectiveness in helping individuals understand tree structures visually. The user is seeking similar resources but has been unable to locate them. A specific example of a tree structure animation is provided, linking to a site that showcases AVL trees, which aligns with the user's interest in finding comparable educational animations. The request emphasizes the need for accessible visual aids to grasp complex data structures.
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I used to know about this kind of animation made by some students in Washington States University (?), it was really an interesting project, I think people who don't know anything about tree structures, just need to give it a look, then they can grasp how they work immediately, I have recently tried to search for it again but haven't found anything...I think I forgot the site name...
Anyone here knows of any sites where I can see something similar ?

Thank you very much,
 
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Something like this?
http://www.seanet.com/users/arsen/avltree.html (from http://www.cs.ust.hk/~gchan/comp171/ )
 
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That is what I was looking for,

Thank you so very much,
 
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