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B Trees In Data Structures | Introduction To B Trees | Data Structures Tutorial

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B Trees In Data Structures | Introduction To B Trees | Data Structures Tutorial

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  1. B+ Trees in Data Structures

  2. Agenda B+ Tree

  3. Agenda B+ Tree What is a B+ Tree?

  4. Agenda Properties of B+ Tree B+ Tree What is a B+ Tree?

  5. Agenda Properties of B+ Tree Operations B+ Tree What is a B+ Tree?

  6. Agenda Properties of B+ Tree What is a B+ Tree? Operations B+ Tree Conclusion

  7. What is a B+ Tree?

  8. What is a B+ Tree? A B+ tree is a specialized m-way tree data structure. A B+ Tree of order m can have at most m-1 keys and m children.  A B+ tree can be used as a B-tree with only keys to each node and with linked leaves to which an additional level is added at the bottom.

  9. Properties of B+ Trees

  10. Properties of B+ Tree • Every node in a B+ Tree contains at most m children. • Every node in a B+ Tree except the root node and the leaf node contain at least m/2 children. • Max keys=(m-1) • Min Keys=

  11. Operations

  12. Operations Insertion Deletion

  13. Operations Insertion Deletion

  14. Operations Insertion Deletion

  15. Insertion

  16. Insertion

  17. Insertion

  18. Deletion

  19. Deletion

  20. Deletion

  21. Conclusion

  22. Conclusion • B+ tree are faster at performing all its operations. • All the leaves of b+ tree are at same level and data is stored only in leaves. • Elements of B+ tree are sorted in ascending order. • Every node contains one more pointer than the number of elements in the node.

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