To create a B+ tree in Swift, you need to define a class for the nodes and implement the necessary methods for insertion, deletion, and search. Here's an example implementation:
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The BPlusTree
class defines the overall structure of the B+ tree. Within this class, we define an inner Node
class that represents the individual nodes in the tree. The Node
class has a boolean property isLeaf
to indicate whether it is a leaf node or an internal node.
You can then add methods to the BPlusTree
class for insertion, deletion, search, and any other operation you want to support with the B+ tree.
Please note that the above code is just a starting point and does not include the complete implementation of a B+ tree. You will need to write additional code to handle splitting and merging of nodes, key-value mapping, and other functionalities required for a B+ tree.
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