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  1. What is the difference between record & block pointer and any resource with diagram to know more about it?
  2. Keys and records are same or not ?
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Record Pointers Specifically points to Records stored within some data Units.

Block Pointers undoubtedly points to the entire Blocks within the Memory.

In B+ trees the Leaf nodes are nothing but the Blocks pointing to the next node(block) with the help o fBlock pointer and the same time pointing to the Records with 'm' record pointers , which represents it's Degree 'm'.

(Partially agree with you on )Keys and Records can be same.

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