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hello welcome to a Isis coding challenge this is a coding challenge the coding challenge today right now is binary tree oh okay whats do it its actually kind of an interesting thing so first of all what Ive been reading this book recently I just finished it called grokking algorithms its great by Adi Ill put a link to it in the spice Odyssey ah ba ba ba sorry I pronounced that wrong Ill put a link to it in the this videos description and I its been refreshing my brain about all these algorithms that I make up once learned and then never really bother to use again even though they are vital and important and but what I really want to ask in this series because Im gonna have a bunch more related to this sort of similar topic is what kind of creative outcomes can you have with this so Im going to come at this from a very no no point-of-view approach lets just look at the literal binary tree algorithm lets make a version of it Im actually not going to include any visuals Im
