3. B-Trees vs. B+Trees: Understanding the Key Differences for Databases
   Structure: B-trees are self-balancing search trees that efficiently store and retrieve sorted data. They maintain a minimum and maximum number of keys (and data) per node
4. Linked Lists in SQL: A Conceptual Overview
   Each node typically contains two parts: Data: The actual value stored in the node. Pointer: A reference to the next node in the list
5. Beyond the Database: Efficient Image Management on Your Filesystem
   Databases excel at structured data like numbers and text. However, storing large blobs of binary data like images can:Impact performance: Retrieving large images from a database can be slower than accessing them directly from the filesystem