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hey everyone welcome back and letamp;#39;s write some more neat code today so today letamp;#39;s solve the problem insert into a binary search tree weamp;#39;re given the root of a binary search tree and a value that we want to insert into the tree and then we want to return the new root of the tree also it is guaranteed that the new value does not exist in the original BST and they also clarify that there are multiple ways to solve this problem thereamp;#39;s multiple ways to insert into a binary search tree and we can return any of them thankfully now before we get started on the solution letamp;#39;s actually break this problem down thereamp;#39;s a few key points to notice first of all this is a binary search tree not just a regular binary tree so there is a sorted property to the tree remember that for every single node in the tree every node in the left subtree of that node is going to be less than the value here four itamp;#39;s going to be less than 4 and every value in