Lecture

Binary Search Trees Operations

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Description

This lecture covers the implementation of operations on binary search trees, including insertion, search, and conversion to a list. The instructor explains the code step by step, ensuring the correctness of each operation through formal verification. The lecture also discusses the use of assertions for debugging purposes and the importance of maintaining the search tree properties during operations.

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