Many textbooks use dummy nodesblack nodes with two null childreninstead of regular null references in red-black trees.
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Many textbooks use “dummy nodes”—black nodes with two null children—instead of regular null references in red-black trees. In this representation, all non-dummy nodes of a red-black tree have two children. How does this simplify the description of the removal algorithm?
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