Please help me code this Binary Search Tree The output shoul.pdf

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This document requests help coding a binary search tree program that can visualize the tree with edges and store traversal methods in arrays. The program needs functions to display the tree structure and store the pre-order, post-order, and in-order traversals of the binary search tree in arrays. The output should show the tree structure and list the results of the different traversal methods.

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Please help me code this Binary Search Tree
The output should look exactly like the picture with / and as edges. It should have a function for
displaying the visualization of the tree. Additionally it should also have a function that stores the
pre-order, post-order and in-order traversal of the BST in a one-dimensional array.
The output should display the BST, pre-order, Post-Order, and in-order traversal.
The output should look something like this:
binart sharch tree: pre-order traversal: POST-ORDER TRaVFRSAL : IN-order traversal:

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