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24.1.6.1. Implementation Steps
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- 1.
Define in-degree.
Hint
Think about how many edges direct towards that vertex.
- 2.
What is a DAG?
Hint
What does it mean for a graph to have no cycles?
- 3.
What does an in-degree represent in a graph?
- A count of outgoing edges
- A count of incoming edges
- The total number of vertices
Hint
Think about which direction the edges point.
- 4.
Topological sorting can be performed on which type of graph?
- True
- False
Hint
What characteristics must the graph have?
- 5.
Construct a DAG with at least 6 vertices and demonstrate the process of topological sorting.
Hint
Think about how to start with nodes that don't depend on others.
- 6.
Analyze a given set of courses with prerequisites and construct a DAG. Determine if a topological sort is possible.
Hint
Check if any courses lead back to themselves.
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