binary search tree rotations
Binary search tree rotations are operations used to maintain the balance and order of a binary search tree. Rotations involve moving nodes around in a tree structure to ensure that the tree remains balanced and efficient for searching and inserting elements. Rotations can be left rotations or right rotations, depending on the direction in which the tree needs to be balanced. By performing rotations when necessary, a binary search tree can continue to provide fast search and insertion times.
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