A method ingeniously crafted to delete a specified value from the BST. It navigates the tree to locate the target node, applying a strategic deletion process that varies based on the node's children. This process is pivotal in ensuring the BST remains valid post-deletion, adhering to its inherent properties.
Deletion Helper:
Upon locating the node to be deleted, this function determines the optimal rearrangement of the subtree, considering whether the node has no children, one child, or two children. For nodes with two children, it identifies the inorder successor (the smallest value in the right subtree) to replace the deleted node, ensuring the BST's properties remain intact.
Finding Last Right Child:
This auxiliary function assists in the deletion process by finding the rightmost child of a node's left subtree, enabling the seamless reconnection of subtrees when a node with two children is removed.