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okay lets have a look at how to insert some elements into a binary search tree so lets dive right in so first to add elements to our binary search tree we need to make sure that the elements were adding are actually comparable meaning that we can order them in some way inside the tree meaning at every step we know whether we need to place the element in the left subtree or the right subtree and were going to encounter essentially four cases so lend ensuing an element we want to compare the value to the value of the current node were considering to do one of the following things either were going to recurse down the left subtree because our element is smaller than the current element or were going to recurse down the right subtree because our element is greater than the current element or there might be a cat case that the current element has same value as the one were considering and so we need to handle duplicate values if were deciding to add duplicate values to a tree or ju