Construct a binary search tree based on the numbers given on stdin. Then print out the pre- order, in-order, and post-order traversals each on their own lines. You should print out the numbers separated by spaces and it is acceptable to have a space at the end of each line.
Sample Input: 50
30
35
61
24
58
62
32
-1
Sample Output: 50 30 24 35 32 61 58 62
24 30 32 35 50 58 61 62
24 32 35 30 58 62 61 50
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