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so the next question is construct a binary tree from the even post order and in order traversal fine okay post order traversal is what left right and then root and in all it is left root end right now first at first step is to find out the root of our binary tree how to find out the root fine from in order traversal you cant find out route because root is in between left on left alright we cant say what is the root in this inorder traversal fine but from post order we can say which one is route how because root root is always in the last position so pre-order may have nakata we have scanned the preorder traversal from left to right but in post order traversal you will scan this traversal from right to left starting element is 8 now 8 would be root over binary tree now find out they living to the left of this 8 and the element which are to the right of this 8 left subtree element of left subtree and element of right subtree fine how to find out this left and right subtree will go to