PLEASE write the method for the printTree I am having trouble printing the binary search tree and how you know how to put it into the correct order based on the Generated tree please answer the method and then explain it. Thankyou,

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PLEASE write the method for the printTree I am having trouble printing the binary search tree and how you know how to put it into the correct order based on the Generated tree please answer the method and then explain it. Thankyou,

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Random;
import java.util.Scanner;
import org.w3c.dom.Node;

   public class ICA06_Start {
      
   public static void main(String[] args) {
   Random rand = new Random();
   // TODO code application logic here
   IntBSTNoDup tree = new IntBSTNoDup();

   System.out.println("CPS 151 ICA 06 by Josh Neils");

   for (int Lcv = 1; Lcv <= 10; Lcv++)
   tree.add(rand.nextInt(1000));
   System.out.println("\nThe tree generated is\n" + tree);
   System.out.println("\nThe tree in preorder:\n" + tree.preOrder());
   System.out.println("\nThe tree in inorder:\n" + tree.inOrder());
   System.out.println("\nTree printed by treePrint:");
   tree.treePrint();
   System.out.println("\nThe number of nodes in tree is: " + tree.size());
   System.out.println("\nThe number of leaves in tree is: " + tree.leafCount());
   System.out.println("\nCPS 151 ICA 06 complete");
   } // end main
  
   } // end main class

   // ----------------- class IntBSTNoDup
   class IntBSTNoDup {
   private TreeNode root;
   public int counter;
   public IntBSTNoDup() {
   root = null;
   }
  
   public boolean add(int data) {
   return add(root, data);
   } // end public add

   private boolean add(TreeNode r, int data) {
   assert root == null || r != null;
  
   if (root == null) { // new node becomes the root
   root = new TreeNode(data);
   return true;
   }
  
   if (data == r.data) // duplicate not allowed
   return false;
  
   // find the direction to go
   if (data < r.data) { // go left
   if (r.left != null) // recurse
   return add(r.left, data);
   // r.left == null so add a new node as left child of r
   r.left = new TreeNode(data);
   return true;
   } // end if
  
   // data > r.data, so go right
   if (r.right != null) // recurse
   return add(r.right, data);
   // r.right == null so add a new node as right child of r
   r.right = new TreeNode(data);
   return true;
   } // end private add
  
   public String toString() {
   if (root == null)
   return "()";
   return toString(root);
   } // end public toString

   private String toString(TreeNode r) {
   if (r == null) return "";
  
   return "(" + toString(r.left) + r.data + toString(r.right) + ")";
   } // end private toString
  
   public String preOrder() {
   if (root == null) return "Empty";
   return preOrder(root);
   } // end public preOrder

   private String preOrder(TreeNode n) {
   if (n == null) return "";
   return " " + n.data + preOrder(n.left) + preOrder(n.right);
   } // end private preOrder

   public String inOrder() {//
   if (root == null) return "Empty";
   return inOrder(root);
   } // end public inOrder

   private String inOrder(TreeNode n) {//
   if (n == null) return "";
   return inOrder(n.left) + " " + n.data + inOrder(n.right);
   } // end private inOrder

   int size() {return size(root);}

   int leafCount() {
   return leafCount(root);
   }

   private int size(TreeNode n) {
   if (n == null) return 0;
   return 1 + size(n.left) + size(n.right);
   }

   private int leafCount(TreeNode n) {
       if(n==null) {
           return 0;}
       else if(n.right==null && n.left==null) {
           return 1;}
       else{//recursively call leafCount using left and right n.
           return leafCount(n.left)+leafCount(n.right);}
   } // end private leafCount
  
   public void treePrint() {
   treePrint(root, 0);
   } // end public treePrint
  
   private void treePrint(TreeNode n, int level) {
      

      
   return;//ends the method
  
     

   } // end private treePrint

   private static void indent(int level) {
   for(int Lcv = 1; Lcv <= 5 * level; Lcv++)
   System.out.print(' ');
   } // end indent
  
   } // end class

   // ------------------- class TreeNode
   class TreeNode {
   public int data;
   public TreeNode left, right;
  
   public TreeNode(int data) {
   this(data, null, null);
   }
  
   public TreeNode(int data, TreeNode left, TreeNode right) {
   this.data = data; this.left = left; this.right = right;
   }
  
   } // end class

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