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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 calculating the size of a binary tree first let us understand what exactly size of a binary tree means size of a tree is the number of elements present in the tree size of this tree is 5 as there are five nodes or elements in this tree now let us look at the algorithm which will assist us in finding the size of the binary tree let us also have a sample tree to test our algorithm we pass the root node which is 1 into the function size so node will point to 1 now we recursively call the left subtree and find the size of left subtree using a call stack first we call the size function with left child of 1 being passed so 2 will be passed in the size function since node is not null we go to the else part again the left child of 2 will be passed since node is not null we pass the left child of 4 which is null so 0 will be returned to the call stack now we w