The B+ tree is a variant of the B-tree data structure. It is a self-balancing n-ary tree (each node in the tree can have at most n children) like B-tree, but unlike B-tree, all values are stored in ...

All leaves are at the same level. The root has at least two children. All keys in node are in sorted order. Insertion of a Node in B-Tree happens only at Leaf Node. All Leaves are connected ...

B+ trees are a popular data structure for indexing and querying streaming data, such as time series, logs, or sensor data. They can efficiently handle dynamic insertions, deletions, and range ...