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Assume that a left-sum node is a node with a value equal to the sum of all values in its left subtree. Write a BST member function void BST::LeftSum(DLL*>& listNodes) that receives an empty Doubly-linked list (DLL) of TNode pointers. The function must find all the full_left_sum nodes and add them to the doubly-linked list. Note that leaf nodes and non-leaf nodes with a null left pointer are not full_left_sum. To get full credit, your algorithm needs to run in a linear time. use c++ language

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