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Are red black trees, 2-4 trees etc in gate syllabus?
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till now there is no question from these topic from last 15 years
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Well, It's not directly in Data Structures portions, but indirectly in other parts of the syllabus, Say for example File system(Indexing) in DBMS! there the concepts of B-B+ trees are widely used! so you must know 2-3 and 2-3-4 trees to have a better understanding for the topic!
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