Introduction to Data Structures Imagi ne t hat you are h ired by company XYZ to org anize al l of their records into a comput er database. The first thing you are asked to do is create a database of names with all the company's management and employees. To start your work, you make a list of eeryone in the company along with their position. Name Position !aron "anager #harles $% &eorge mployee (ack mployee (anet $% (ohn %resident )im "anager *arry "anager "artha mployee %atricia mployee +ick ecretary arah $% usan "anager Thomas mployee Zack mployee You want your database to represent the relationships between management and employees at. !lthough your list contains both name and position, it does not tell you which managers are responsible for which workers and so on. You decide that a tree diagram is a much better structure for showing the work relationships at XYZ.
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