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# Hints
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## 1. Define the `GbTree` external type
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- External types can be defined using the `pub type TypeName(a, b, c)` syntax.
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## 2. Define the `new_gb_tree` function
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- External functions can be defined using the `@external(erlang, "module", "function")` syntax.
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- The function should use the `gb_trees:empty/0`.
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## 3. Define the `insert` function
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- Check the `gb_trees:insert/3` documentation to confirm the correct order of arguments.
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- The external function can be a private function that is called by the `insert` function in order to change the order of the arguments.
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- The function should use the `gb_trees:insert/3`.
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## 4. Define the `delete` function
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- Check the `gb_trees:delete_any/2` documentation to confirm the correct order of arguments.
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- The external function can be a private function that is called by the `delete` function in order to change the order of the arguments.
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- The function should use the `gb_trees:delete_any/2`.
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- The `gb_trees:delete/2` function will crash if the key is not found, so it should not be used.
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