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23.2.5. Topological Sorting of DAGs
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- 1.
Define a Directed Acyclic Graph.
Hint
Think about the word 'acyclic'. What does it mean?
- 2.
What does in-degree mean in the context of a DAG?
Hint
Consider how many arrows point towards a task.
- 3.
What does a DAG resemble in project management?
- Cycle
- Task Dependency
- Random Tasks
Hint
Think about how tasks relate to each other.
- 4.
True or False: A cycle in a DAG allows for topological sorting.
- True
- False
Hint
What happens to dependencies if they loop?
- 5.
Create your own DAG with at least five tasks and define the dependencies. Then, perform a topological sort.
Hint
Think about a daily routine and what tasks depend on others.
- 6.
Given a complex job structure where teams cannot start until the previous team finishes, outline a strategy to organize this structure using a DAG.
Hint
What is the final task that can be performed without waiting?
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