The simulated link strategy does not allow array positions to be allocated contiguously regardless of the completeness of the tree.

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The simulated link strategy, often used in implementing binary trees, typically involves using an array where elements (nodes) are placed in specific positions based on their level and order in the tree, allowing for contiguous allocation of array positions. This method does not depend on the completeness of the tree to allocate positions contiguously.

The Simulated Link Strategy Does Not Allow Array Positions to Be