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okay so good day to all of you so in this video tutorial im going to teach you how to create a binary search tree but before we go with our example so binary search tree okay binary search three so in simplest form the binary search three is composed of a parent node and this parent node can hold a maximum number of two child nodes so for these two child nodes on the left side the value of the child node must be less than the parent node while the value of the child node node of the right side should be greater than the parent node so that that is the principle of our binary search tree so how are we going to apply for example if were given a pre-ordered list of elements and then were going to create a binary search tree out of that so lets have the first example so we have example one so the following sequence of numbers is we have five ten four two 16 7 1 20 15 and 3 okay so our first element is five so that will be our first node so lets um draw a circle and then put number fi