It took me a while to figure out how to search the not_analyzed ".raw" fields created by Logstash in Elasticsearch indices, using the high-level Python Elasticsearch client. Because keyword arguments can't have attributes, Python throws an error if you try it the intuitive way (this assumes you've already set up a client as es and an index as i, as shown in the docs):
Instead, you create a dictionary with your parameters and unpack it using the ** operator:
This produces the Elasticsearch query we want:
You can also inline that.
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The program should take the inputs for the binary tree and construct the tree. Once the construction is over, the program takes 2 inputs to find out the LCA of those nodes.
Eg: In the below given tree, the lowest common ancestor of 4 and 14 is 8.
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