B tree, B+ tree and B* tree

[Stub]

I understand what B tree is. However I don't have any material covering B+
and B* trees.

Is B+ tree also the same as B* tree?

What differences between B tree and B+/B* trees?

Thanks for your help!

[Irrwahn Grausewitz]

"Stub" <st**@asof.com> wrote:

I understand what B tree is. However I don't have any material covering B+
and B* trees.

Is B+ tree also the same as B* tree?

What differences between B tree and B+/B* trees?

In comp.lang.c only C trees are on-topic.
For C++ trees try comp.lang.c++.
For B/B+/B* trees try comp.programming.

Regards
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Irrwahn
(ir*******@freenet.de)

[Artie Gold]

Stub wrote:

I understand what B tree is. However I don't have any material covering B+
and B* trees.

Is B+ tree also the same as B* tree?

What differences between B tree and B+/B* trees?

You have no C question. Why are you posting here? [This newsgroup is
for discussion concerning the ISO standard C language, not
algorithms or data structures.]

In the future, try news:comp.programming.

<OT>
You should have STFW!

See:
http://www.nist.gov/dads/HTML/btree.html

This should provide what you need.
<OT>

--ag

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Artie Gold -- Austin, Texas
Oh, for the good old days of regular old SPAM.

[Rick]

Haha!

Irrwahn Grausewitz wrote:

In comp.lang.c only C trees are on-topic.
For C++ trees try comp.lang.c++.
For B/B+/B* trees try comp.programming.

Regards