BinarySearchTree: An Unbalanced Binary Search Tree

A BinarySearchTree is a special kind of binary tree in which each node, u, also stores a data value, u.x, from some total order. The data values in a binary search tree obey the binary search tree property: For a node, u, every data value stored in the subtree rooted at u.left is less than u.x and every data value stored in the subtree rooted at u.right is greater than u.x. An example of a BinarySearchTree is shown below.

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