Our binary search trees do not allow duplicate elements.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

The statement "Our binary search trees do not allow duplicate elements" is generally considered True.

Explanation:

1. In a typical binary search tree (BST) implementation, each element must be unique to maintain the properties of the BST, where for any given node:

   • The left subtree contains only elements less than the node's key.
   • The right subtree contains only elements greater than the node's key.

2. Allowing duplicate elements would violate this structure, as a duplicate could not be placed in a consistent location relative to the existing node values.

Thus, the statement stands correct.