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hello friends and welcome to another tutorial on geeks for geeks in this video we are going to understand the program which helps us in removing all the half nodes in a binary tree first let us take an example in the tree given on the Left nodes seven five and nine are half nodes so we remove them and we have the final Tree on the right now let us see the algorithm which will assist us in removing the half nodes let us also have a sample tree to test our algorithm we pass the root node which is two in the function removed half nodes so root will point to 2 since root is not null we pass the left child two roots left using a called stack now root will point to seven again since root is not null we pass the left child of seven which is null so root will point to null since root is null we return null so roots left of seven will be null we continue execution for node seven now we pass the right child of seven which is 6 so root will point to 6 again we pass the left child of 6 which is o
