Binary Search Tree Visualization

Table of contents

• Introduction
• Prerequisite
• Execution
• Explanation
  • Adding element in BST
  • Deleting Element from BST

Introduction

• Hello and welcome to the BST Visualization repository. Here, you can explore how operations on the Binary Search Tree (BST) data structure, such as "Delete" and "Add," are actually executed. You can also visualize the construction process of a BST.
• Please note that the program currently only accepts integer inputs. We greatly appreciate any suggestions you might have. If you have any ideas or feedback, feel free to create an issue to share them with us. Your input is valuable and will help us improve the repository's functionality and content.
• Thank you for your interest, and we look forward to your contributions and suggestions!

Prerequisite

• For run BST Vitalization in you system you want to install some softwares.
  • Java JDK
  • IDE or Language editor
    • Sublime Text
    • NetBeans
    • Atom
    • Notepad++
    • Visual Studio Code

Execution

• Open CMD or terminal where you put BSTVisualization.java file.
• First compile the java file using this command.

   > javac BSTVisualization.java

• After compilation run the file using JVM using this command.

   > java BSTVisualization

Explanation

Adding Element in Binary Search Tree

• We can add element in BST using two ways.
  1. With using "Add" button.
  2. With pressing "A" or "a" or "Enter" key in keyboard.

Deleting Element from Binary Search Tree

• We can also delete element in BST using two ways.
  1. With using "Delete" button.
  2. With pressing "D" or "d" key in keyboard.

• If entered element is no present or Binary Search Tree is empty then it throws an popup window.
  1. BST Empty Error
  2. Element Not Available Error