Become a Binary Search Tree Ninja in OCaml - Genin Level
Binary Search Tree (BST) is one of the most classic data structures. The definition for its structure is shown as below: It consists of Nodes and Leaves. A Node has a child bst on the left side, a key (, a data), and a child bst on the right side. Note here a node's left or right child is not a node, instead, is indeed another binary search tree. A Leaf has nothing but act only as a STOP sign. typ
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