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21.1.2. Executing the Algorithm by Hand
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- 1.
What is Depth-First Search?
Hint
Think about how DFS starts its exploration.
- 2.
Describe what a stack is used for in DFS.
Hint
Consider the last vertex added to the stack.
- 3.
What does Depth-First Search do?
- Explores all vertices at once
- Explores as far as possible before backtracking
- Is not used for graph traversal
Hint
Think about how it approaches exploration compared to BFS.
- 4.
Does DFS always find the shortest path in a graph?
- True
- False
Hint
Recall how DFS navigates the graph compared to BFS.
- 5.
Using DFS, find all connected components in a given undirected graph and demonstrate how to apply the algorithm.
Hint
Visualize the graph and ensure you revisit all possible starts.
- 6.
Graph G is constructed with vertices 1-10. Execute DFS and note all pre and post numbers, then identify any cut vertices.
Hint
Focus on the connections and transitions between vertices during the DFS process.
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