How Binary Search Tree insertion Works?
When adding a node to a Binary Search Tree (BST), it starts from the root then compares the values. If the new node value is less, it navigates to the left child; if it's empty, the new node goes there, else it continues left. Conversely, if the new value is greater, it moves to the right child, inserting if empty, or recursively continues on the right subtree. This process maintains the BST property - left child holds values less, right child holds greater ones, ensuring the tree's ordered structure.
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