I need help on question 12 please
The answer for the same is..
Here, as the words are given, the inorder traversal makes sure we get the words in the alphabetical order.
While inserting in the BST, just keep one thing in mind.. greater or less is defined as per the dictionary. For example, a < b < ... as well as beloved comes before best word in the dictionary so beloved < best which means if the first letter is same, we compare the second letters of both. This way I have constructed the BST.
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I need help on question 12 please An inorder tree traversal of a binary search tree...
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