Binary Trees

A binary tree is a way to organize data in a structured, hierarchical format. Imagine a family tree, where each person can have up to two children. In a binary tree, each "node" contains data and can have up to two "child nodes," called left and right children. This structure allows for efficient searching, sorting, and organizing information, much like a clean directory system. Binary trees are used in computers for tasks like searching databases, managing sorted lists, and making algorithms more efficient. Their organized nature helps quickly locate and handle data processes.