Define b-trees.
Answer / Shubham Goel
B-Trees (Balanced Trees) are a self-balancing search tree data structure used to efficiently store and retrieve sorted data. They allow for efficient insertion, deletion, and searching of elements within large data sets. B-Trees have a fixed number of children per node, and they maintain the property that the number of keys in each non-leaf node is greater than or equal to its minimum degree and less than or equal to its maximum degree.
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