inorder traversal
Inorder traversal is a method used to traverse or visit all the nodes of a binary tree in a specific order. It starts from the leftmost node, then visits the current node, and finally moves to the right subtree. This process is recursively applied to each subtree until all nodes are visited in the desired order.
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