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In our previous lesson, we saw what binary search trees are, now in this lesson we are going to implement binary search tree. We will be writing some code for binary search tree. prerequisite for this lesson is that you must understand the concepts of pointers and dynamic memory allocation in C/C++. If you have already followed this series and seen our lessons on linked list, then implementation of binary search tree or binary tree in general is not going to be very different. We will have nodes and links here as well. Ok, so lets get started. Binary search tree or BST as we know is a binary tree in which for each node, value of all the nodes in left subtree is lesser or equal and value of all the nodes in right subtree is greater. We can draw BST as a recursive structure like this. Value of all the nodes in left subtree must be lesser or equal and value of all the nodes in right subtree must be greater and this must be true for all nodes and not just the root node. So, in this recursi