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19.1.2. Graph Representation
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- 1.
Define what a graph is.
Hint
Think about how they are used to represent relationships.
- 2.
What does an entry of '1' in an adjacency matrix indicate?
Hint
Refer back to how edges are represented.
- 3.
What does an adjacency list do?
- Stores all edges
- Stores neighbors for each vertex
- Stores vertex counts
Hint
Remember, adjacency lists focus on connections!
- 4.
True or False: An adjacency matrix is preferable for very sparse graphs.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about what 'sparse' means in the context of edges.
- 5.
Given the following adjacency matrix, write the corresponding adjacency list.
Hint
Remember to look at each row and note neighbors.
- 6.
Design an algorithm that utilizes breadth-first search to determine if a path exists from vertex A to vertex B in a graph.
Hint
Consider how to track visited vertices to avoid cycles.
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