Examples
Some examples of search-tree data structures are:
- AVL trees, Red-black trees, splay trees and Tango Trees which are instances of self-balancing binary search trees;
- Ternary search trees, in which each internal node has exactly three children;
- B trees, commonly used in databases;
- B+ trees, like B trees but with all data values stored in the leaves;
- van Emde Boas trees, very efficient if the data values are fixed-size integers.
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