Lexicon

nouns

Data
Element
Decimal place
Array
String
Int
Float
Char
First
Last
Iterator
All
Trailing zeros
Key
Value
Min
Max
Binary
Character
Context
Desire
Comparator

verbs

Reverse
Put
Get
Remove
Round
Capacity
Quantity
Contains
Index
Intersection
Greater than
Less than
Equal to
Not equal to
Less than or equal to
Greater than or equal to
Not
And
Or
Clone
Add
Subtract
Multiply
Divide
Raised to the (power)
Display
Insert
Set
Base
Shuffle
Sort
Return
modified noun
modified verb
preposition

prepositions

Number
From
To
Before
With
At
Of

adjectives

Synchronized
Unmodified
Lower case
Upper case
sorted

Comments

Adjectives and prepositional phrases are fundamentally equivalent. They are both modifiers of nouns or verbs. The application of an adjective or a prepositional phrase is a function and the formation of a prepositional phrase out of a preposition and a noun is a function. Therefore I have added 3 verbs:
Modified noun
Modified verb
Preposition
Their uses can be understood in the example below:

Sentence:
Sort With comparitor Uppercase Data Before Element Number 12

Note that the source of the method is Data; however, the source of the Sort verb is some modified now that results from the application of the adjectives and prepositions. Thus when there are prepositions or adjectives the source of verbs can be something different then the source of the method as a whole.

Tree:

New Comments

I have decided to deviate a little from this model. This tree has some trinary nodes. There is no reason why those nodes could not be binary. All the tree's I have implemented are binary. I have provided examples in my Test Program