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What is a Binary Search Tree (BST)?

A binary search tree B is a binary tree every node of which satisfies the three conditions:

1.  The value of the left-subtree of 'x' is less than the value at 'x'
2.  The value of the right-subtree of 'x' is greater than value at 'x'
3.  the left-subtree and right-subtree of binary search tree are again binary search tree.  


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