Binary Search Trees | Data Structures in JavaScript 

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Great vid! Just wanted to add for anyone who may not find the mnemonics as memorable as the actual concept: The right sibling can never be ordered before the left under these You can picture this with a valid three node subtree. Say 3-----5----9 (5 is root) In-order: sorted from min to max (implying numerical order) hence left root right(3,5,9) Pre-order: the deepest traversals that precede the others (leftmost) are sorted first from the root. Then traversals back from the leftmost right subtree. Left to right precedence for sibling nodes which is always the case. So root left right(5,3,9) Post-order: In the order they are 'posted' in the tree, so binary subtree by subtree going towards the root. Still left to right precedence, so left-right-root (3,9,5)

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best way to remember the orders of preorder postorder and inorder is to remember when we visit the node since its always left then right. PreOrder NLR Node is first, InOrder LNR Node is inside, PostOrder LRN Node is last.

Nice explanation...Thx!!!.can you continue with deletion too.

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Very clear explanation, Thank you! just one minor question, not sure if we should have a condition inside BST.insert(value) to check if we already have the value?

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Can you please show us the remova method as well in Binary search tree?

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Hi, I'm having trouble accessing the code (raw) from the link it was working before. I followed along but I am getting nothing in the console :( I think the same occurs on the LinkedList video too. EDIT: So copying it raw gives an error but if you were instead to put console.log on your test cases it shows up. In case anyone stumbles upon this video around Feb 2022. Code still works!

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Okay but what should we do or rather how the algorithm should behave if we would have the same values in our tree? (12,23,45,32,12,12,12) ? This corner case isn't resolved in the above video, and I'm wondering what to do with this case :D

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Hi, the video is great. I just have one comment. This solution doesn’t work if there are no nodes in the tree yet. const bst = new Bst() You can consider this case in .insert method, sth like if (this.root.value === undefined) { this.root = newNode }

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