Binary Search Trees: Implementation and Operations

This lecture covers the implementation and operations of basic data structures such as stacks, queues, and linked lists. It starts with the implementation of stacks using arrays and delves into the concept of balanced delimiters. The lecture then moves on to queues, explaining the insert and delete operations. Finally, it explores linked lists, including searching, inserting, and deleting elements. The instructor also introduces the concept of sentinels and discusses the efficiency of linked lists in terms of insertion and deletion. The lecture concludes with an overview of binary search trees, highlighting their key properties and operations like searching, minimum, maximum, successor, and predecessor.