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Do #5.

You have been provided two files: input.dat = includes UPC key and the corresponding description. The UPC keys are randomly chosen from the main file(UPC.csv). You will use this file to select the search key. upc.csv = It is the main file that consists of UPC keys and descriptions.

Implement your method to create a search tree from upc.csv file. Then test your search implementation by entering a few keys manually and print the description. Finally, run your code to search all of the keys from the input.dat file in the binary search tree and determine the total time taken to complete the search.

Screenshot of file input.dat and UPC.csv

1-4 has been done:

Here's the code :

//Java code

class binary{

int data;

binary left,right;

}

public class bst {

static binary createnode(int data) {

binary newnode=new binary();

newnode.data=data;

newnode.left=null;

newnode.right=null;

return newnode;

}

static binary insertnode(binary root,int data) {

if(root==null)return createnode(data);

if(root.data>data)

root.left=insertnode(root.left,data);

if(root.data

root.right=insertnode(root.right,data);

return root;

}

static void inorder(binary root) {

if(root==null)return;

inorder(root.left);

System.out.print(root.data+" ");

inorder(root.right);

}

static binary deletenode(binary root,int key) {

if(root==null)return null;

else if(root.data>key)

root.left=deletenode(root.left,key);

else if(root.data

root.right=deletenode(root.right,key);

else {

if(root.left==null)

return root.right;

if(root.right==null)

return root.left;

binary min=findmin(root.right);

root.data=min.data;

deletenode(root.right,min.data);

}

return root;

}

static public binary search(binary root, int key)

{

// Base Cases: root is null or key is present at root

if (root==null || root.data==key)

return root;

// val is greater than root's key

if (root.data > key)

return search(root.left, key);

// val is less than root's key

return search(root.right, key);

}

static binary findmin(binary root) {

while(root.left!=null)

root=root.left;

return root;

}

public static void main(String[]str) {

binary root=null;

root = insertnode(root, 50);

root = insertnode(root, 30);

root = insertnode(root, 20);

root = insertnode(root, 40);

root = insertnode(root, 70);

root = insertnode(root, 60);

root = insertnode(root, 80);

System.out.println("inorder traversal of tree");

inorder(root);

System.out.print(" Delete 20 ");

root = deletenode(root, 20);

System.out.println("inorder traversal of tree");

inorder(root);

System.out.print(" Delete 30 ");

root = deletenode(root, 30);

System.out.println("inorder traversal of tree");

inorder(root);

System.out.print(" Delete 50 ");

root = deletenode(root, 50);

System.out.println("inorder traversal of tree");

inorder(root);

}

}

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1. Implement a method Insert (T data) to insert a node having value of key data in a Binary Search Tree. 2. Implement In-order Traversal that prints the elements of the BST in an in-order format. If your insertion of elements in the BST is correct, then the in-order traversal output should print the elements in a sorted order. 3. Write a driver program to test the Binary Search Tree program. Make sure you use al the methods implemented above. 4. Implement Search (T data) to search for a node having value of keydata in a Binary Search Tree. 5. Use the Binary Search Tree to build a search tree using the given input file that consists of two fields: a UPC key and the corresponding description. Use the search tree created to find the description associated with a given set of UPC keys. The input file UPC.csv provides the key and corresponding descriptions in a comma separated file and the various search keys are provided in the file input.dat. First test the program by entering couple of keys manually and print the description. Once you are convinced the program is working correctly, test the program for the given search keys and determine the total time taken to complete the search 1. Implement a method Insert (T data) to insert a node having value of key data in a Binary Search Tree. 2. Implement In-order Traversal that prints the elements of the BST in an in-order format. If your insertion of elements in the BST is correct, then the in-order traversal output should print the elements in a sorted order. 3. Write a driver program to test the Binary Search Tree program. Make sure you use al the methods implemented above. 4. Implement Search (T data) to search for a node having value of keydata in a Binary Search Tree. 5. Use the Binary Search Tree to build a search tree using the given input file that consists of two fields: a UPC key and the corresponding description. Use the search tree created to find the description associated with a given set of UPC keys. The input file UPC.csv provides the key and corresponding descriptions in a comma separated file and the various search keys are provided in the file input.dat. First test the program by entering couple of keys manually and print the description. Once you are convinced the program is working correctly, test the program for the given search keys and determine the total time taken to complete the search