
Explanation of Solution
Inserting elements into a Binary search tree:
The below are the step for inserting the elements into the binary search tree:
- If the node is null then replace it by a new node and insert value into it.
- If the node is not null then compare the new value with the value that is stored by the node.
- If the new value id lesser then insert it to the left node of the current otherwise into the right node and the process is continued for all the nodes.
Inserting: Harry
The root node will be inserted as shown below:
Inserting: Diana
The value of D is less than the H and it needs to be inserted to the left side of the root node.
Inserting: Tom
The value of T is greater than the D and also greater than H it needs to be insert a new node to the right of parent node of the current node.
Inserting: Juliet
The value of J is lesser than the R and it needs to be inserted to the left side of the current node.
Inserting: Romeo
The value of T is lesser than the J and also greater than R node and it needs to be inserted to the right side of parent node of the current node.

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