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A binary search tree is a [[Tree_Concepts#Binary_Tree|binary tree]] that has the Binary Search Tree Property. | A binary search tree is a [[Tree_Concepts#Binary_Tree|binary tree]] that has the Binary Search Tree Property. A binary search tree is represented in memory using three pointers: left child, right child and the parent. More details on binary tree representation in memory are available here: {{Internal|Tree_Representation_in_Memory#Binary_Trees|Binary Tree Representation in Memory}} |
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A binary search tree is a binary tree that has the Binary Search Tree Property. A binary search tree is represented in memory using three pointers: left child, right child and the parent. More details on binary tree representation in memory are available here: