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Hey guys, in this video Iamp;#39;m going to go over how to add and remove from binary search trees. You can compare this to my last video that was similar but it was adding and removing from heaps. Iamp;#39;m going to do these steps sequentially starting with add. Adding to a binary search tree is really simple. I guess I should explain briefly, so binary search trees-- the parent node is always greater than all the values on the left subtree. And itamp;#39;s always less than all the values on the right subtree. You can see that this is true for every node thatamp;#39;s considered a parent node. That was just a brief review. Adding is really simple and itamp;#39;s easier I think than adding to heaps. You always just add a new leaf node to binary search trees. You never have to push anything up into the tree, you just add a new leaf. And you just want to make sure youamp;#39;re adding it to the correct position. The first one weamp;#39;re going to do is 5. Five is less than 6, so
