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Binary Search Tree and Binary Heap in PYTHON

Here is the Python code for Binary Search Tree :-

Content included:-

1.) Insertion

2.) Search Operation

3.) Deletion

4.) Minimum Node

5.) Maximum Node

6.) Preorder Traversal

7.) InOrder Traversal

8.) PostOrder Traversal










Now the code for Binary Heap is as follow :-








So this was the Python code for Binary Search Tree and Binary Heap with number of operations. Hope you understood this code. Please share it with your friends and help them learning Python. 




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