Write a program that could be used as a driver for binary tree functions. You are not creating a binary tree class and you will not need helper (auxiliary) functions. The functions should be recursive where applicable. Note that some functions have been given.

#include <iostream.h>



struct node

{

	int data;

	node * left;

	node * right;

};



bool insert(node * &root, const int &data);

bool remove(node * &root, const int &data);

node * find(node * root, const int &target);

void destroy(node * root);

void traverseInorder(node *root);

void traversePreorder(node *root);

void traversePostorder(node *root);



int main()

{

	node *root = 0;

	insert(root, 5);

	insert(root, 2);

	insert(root, 7);

	insert(root, 3);



	cout << "Preorder: " << endl;

	traversePreorder(root);



	return 0;

}





void destroy(node * root)

{

	













}



node * find(node * root, const int &target)

{

	



















}

 

bool insert(node * &root, const int &data)

{

	if (!root)

	{

		node * newNode = new node;



		if (!newNode)

			return false;



		newNode->data = data;

		newNode->left = 0;

		newNode->right = 0;

		root = newNode;

		return true;

	}



	if (data == root->data)

		return true;

	else if (data < root->data)

		return insert(root->left, data);

	else

		return insert(root->right, data);



}



void visit(node *myNode)

{

	cout << myNode->data << ' ';

}



void traversePreorder(node *root)

{

	if (!root) return;



	visit(root);

	traversePreorder(root->left);

	traversePreorder(root->right);

}



void traversePostorder(node *root)

{

	















}



void traverseInorder(node *root)

{

















}

bool remove(node * &root, const int &data)

{











}