binary search tree rotation
Binary search tree rotation is a technique used in binary search trees to restructure the tree and maintain the ordered property. It involves manipulating the nodes in the tree by performing rotations such as single rotations (left or right) and double rotations (left-right or right-left) to maintain balance and improve the efficiency of search operations.
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