Preorder - postorder and inorder, Data Structure & Algorithms

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1) preorder, postorder and inorder

2) The main feature of a Binary Search Tree is that all of the elements whose values is less than the root reside into the nodes of left subtree of the root and all the elements whose values are larger than the root exist into the nodes of right subtree of the root. The simialr rule is applicable on all the left and right subtrees of a BST.

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