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in some past videos Ive talked about binary search trees and how to put them together however I took a data set that was very well structured and so the tree was nice and balanced and then in some of our other videos we went over red black trees and how to balance a tree that wasnt really structured the way youd want a red black tree to be structured in this video Im going to show you how you can take an array and how you create or construct a binary search three tree based on the elements of that array in their original order so you can see on the right-hand side here we have an array with elements 5 7 115 9 - 14 8 7 and 3 and so if were going to create a binary search tree with this array they have to actually go in order and so Im going to show you how that works so the first element in our array is gonna be 5 and so its a nice easy we create 5 and put it inside of the at the root node the next one were going to use is going to be 7 and because 7 is greater than 5 itll do
