B

Backus-Naur Form:

A syntax notation convention.

BETWEEN:

Verifies expressions between a range of two values.

Binary Object:

Stores data in binary format, typically used for multimedia, such as images, audio, video, and so on.

Black Box:

Objects or chunks of code that can function independently, where changes made to one part of a piece of software will not affect others. Object methodology allows black boxing. Relational database design and procedural coding do not allow black boxing.

Browser:

A program used to surf the Internet, such as Internet Explorer or Netscape.

BTree:

See BTree Index .

BTree Index:

A binary tree. If drawn out on a piece of paper a binary tree index looks like an upside down tree.