## Outline

- Review tree rotations and red-black trees
- Properties of a red-black tree
    - Top (root) node is black
    - The children and parent of a red node are black
    - Null nodes are colored black
    - The path from any particular node to a null node must contain the
      same number of black nodes
- Dive into the steps for rebalancing a red-black tree

Also see the accompanying whiteboard pictures.

![Rotations](rotations.png)

![Red-black trees](red-black-trees.png)

## Assignment

**Clarifications on the red-black tree example:**

- In your assignment, you should first color a node _red_ when inserting it.
    - Then, check for red-red violations (the second rule). Then, rebalance if necessary.
- If the uncle of the inserted node (parent → parent → right child) is red,
  you'll want to do two things:
    - Color the parent, uncle, and grandparent in a way which preserves all the rules
      (which ones are colored which, are an exercise left to you)
    - _Recursively_ run the rebalancing algorithm on the grandparent
- Otherwise, your task is to figure out the correct conditions in which
  each of the rebalancing algorithms apply.

Copy 2026.07.01/homework.py into your own [Git repository](https://gitea.bchen.dev/ethan/dsa-homework),
with a new folder for the date. Implement the `rebalance_from_just_inserted`
function.

Don't change the test cases, but use them to inform how you implement your
code. Try to pass all the test cases.

Follow the instructions from last session (2026.06.12) to commit and push
your changes to Gitea.