What is the difference between a binary tree and a binary search tree?

Binary Tree - the Binary tree is a data structure in which every node have at most 2 children (i.e either 0 children, 1 child or 2 children).
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Binary Search Tree - It is an application of Binary Tree, in which we search element in the Binary tree. Binary search tree is different from a binary tree.
In Binary Search Tree value of a left child is less than root node and value of a right child is greater than or equal to the value of root node.
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