In b+ tree the node which points to another node is called
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INTERNAL NODES
Explanation: Nonleaf nodes are also referred to as internal nodes.
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Explanation: Nonleaf nodes are also referred to as internal nodes.
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In b+ tree the node which points to another node is called internal node.
A tree node that has one or more child nodes, or a node that is not a leaf. Nonterminal node is another name for it. Also see parent and root.
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