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C++ I only need help with the FIX ME portion, can you also explain why using that call or syntax is appropriate for each FIX

C++ I only need help with the FIX ME portion, can you also explain why using that call or syntax is appropriate for each FIX ME portion.

// define a structure to hold bid information

struct Bid {

string bidId; // unique identifier

string title;

string fund;

double amount;

Bid() {

amount = 0.0;

}

};

// Internal structure for tree node

// Add node declaration

struct node {

int info;

struct node *left;

struct node *right;

} *root;

class BinarySearchTree {

private:

Node* root;

void addNode(Node* node, Bid bid);

void inOrder(Node* node);

Node* removeNode(Node* node, string bidId);

public:

BinarySearchTree();

virtual ~BinarySearchTree();

void InOrder();

void Insert(Bid bid);

void Remove(string bidId);

Bid Search(string bidId);

};

/**

* Default constructor

*/

BinarySearchTree::BinarySearchTree() {

// FixMe (1): initialize housekeeping variables

//root is equal to nullptr

}

/**

* Destructor

*/

BinarySearchTree::~BinarySearchTree() {

// recurse from root deleting every node

}

/**

* Traverse the tree in order

*/

void BinarySearchTree::InOrder() {

// FixMe (2): In order root

// call inOrder fuction and pass root

}

/**

* Traverse the tree in post-order

*/

void BinarySearchTree::PostOrder() {

// FixMe (3): Post order root

// postOrder root

}

/**

* Traverse the tree in pre-order

*/

void BinarySearchTree::PreOrder() {

// FixMe (4): Pre order root

// preOrder root

}

/**

* Insert a bid

*/

void BinarySearchTree::Insert(Bid bid) {

// FIXME (5) Implement inserting a bid into the tree

// if root equarl to null ptr

// root is equal to new node bid

// else

// add Node root and bid

}

/**

* Remove a bid

*/

void BinarySearchTree::Remove(string bidId) {

// FIXME (6) Implement removing a bid from the tree

// remove node root bidID

}

/**

* Search for a bid

*/

Bid BinarySearchTree::Search(string bidId) {

// FIXME (7) Implement searching the tree for a bid

// set current node equal to root

// keep looping downwards until bottom reached or matching bidId found

// if match found, return current bid

// if bid is smaller than current node then traverse left

// else larger so traverse right

Bid bid;

return bid;

}

/**

* Add a bid to some node (recursive)

*

* @param node Current node in tree

* @param bid Bid to be added

*/

void BinarySearchTree::addNode(Node* node, Bid bid) {

// FIXME (8) Implement inserting a bid into the tree

// if node is larger then add to left

// if no left node

// this node becomes left

// else recurse down the left node

// else

// if no right node

// this node becomes right

//else

// recurse down the left node

}

void BinarySearchTree::inOrder(Node* node) {

// FixMe (9): Pre order root

//if node is not equal to null ptr

//InOrder not left

//output bidID, title, amount, fund

//InOder right

}

void BinarySearchTree::postOrder(Node* node) {

// FixMe (10): Pre order root

//if node is not equal to null ptr

//postOrder left

//postOrder right

//output bidID, title, amount, fund

}

void BinarySearchTree::preOrder(Node* node) {

// FixMe (11): Pre order root

//if node is not equal to null ptr

//output bidID, title, amount, fund

//postOrder left

//postOrder right

}

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