'if the order is 5, does it mean the key + pointer is 5
When I read the B+ tree order, really did not understand the order means. For example, if the order is 5, that means one inner node could store 5 key/pointer. If the node contains one child, does it mean the store 4 key and 1 pointer, the pointer store the children node address?
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