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in this video we will see how to delete a node from a tree binary tree so first we will see a method which involves two traversals of the tree then we will make slight modification to our code so that it can be done in a single traversal so letamp;#39;s see how we can delete a node letamp;#39;s say this is the binary tree so here one is the root and letamp;#39;s say i want to delete node three which is this node so what we will do and uh in order to maintain the tree in a good shape because uh the search of a tree although although this is not a search tree at the moment but our trees are useful when it has less height because all operations depend on the height of the tree so when we delete a node we have to fill this space because this node itself may be may have some child and this in turn may have some further sub trees so we cannot simply remove it because what will happen to the remaining nodes below it so we have to put some element here and then get rid of three so here we w
