feat: Added a program that prints words in alphabetical order using binary tree data structure

[RandyKdev]

A program that reads words from a file and stores them in a binary tree where one word is a node in the tree with a frequency slot. The program then prints the words in alphabetical order together with their frequencies to a separate file

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Notes: Implementation of sorting words in alphabetical order using Binary Tree Data Structure

[Panquesito7]

Great work! 😄👍
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[RandyKdev]

Great work!
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[RandyKdev]

Great work!
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[Panquesito7]

A lot of functions and structures are missing documentation. Please add refined documentation according to our repository standards.

[Panquesito7]

Good work! 😄👍

[Panquesito7]

Almost there! 😄

[RandyKdev]

Try not to accept the suggestions so quickly. Instead, accept one suggestion, wait a minute, and accept the next suggestion. There could be problems with the GitHub workflow removing those changes if you don't do it that way.

Ok, got it.
I would like to find out whether problems will arise with the Github workflow when suggestions are grouped and committed as a batch? and also when should '///<' and '//' be used for comments? Thanks.

[Panquesito7]

Almost there! 😄

[Panquesito7]

LGTM; great work, @RandyKdev! All seems to be looking amazing! 😄👍🎉

[RandyKdev]

LGTM; great work, @RandyKdev! All seems to be looking amazing!

Thanks @Panquesito7 for your time in reviewing this.
I have learnt a lot about documentation and code structure working with you. It was a great experience for me because It is my first time doing open source contributions.