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all right now that we know how to insert elements into a binary search tree we might also want to remove elements from a binary search tree and this is slightly more complicated but Iamp;#39;m going to make it very simple for you guys so when we removing elements from a binary search tree you can think of it as a two-step process first we have to find the element we wish to remove within the binary search tree if it exists at all and in the second stage we want to replace the node weamp;#39;re removing with its successor if one exists in order to maintain the binary search tree invariance now let me remind you where the binary search tree invariant is itamp;#39;s that the left subtree has smaller elements than the current node and the right subtree has larger elements than they carry node okay so letamp;#39;s dive into phase one the fine phase so if weamp;#39;re searching for an element inside our binary search tree one of four things is going to happen the first thing is we hit a
