Why is the BST Property defined so that nodes with values equal to the value of the
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Why is the BST Property defined so that nodes with values equal to the value of the root appear only in the right subtree, rather than allow equal-valued nodes to appear in either subtree?
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The Binary Search Tree BST property is generally defined such that for every node 1 The data in each node to the left of the current node is less than ...View the full answer
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