July 2024
Beginner to intermediate
280 pages
7h 25m
English
In this chapter
In our final chapter, we discuss another data structure that exceeds the characteristics of a container—graphs. They can be used to store elements, but that would be an understatement as graphs have a much broader range of applications.
This chapter defines what graphs are and discusses some of their most important properties. After covering the basics, we move on to their implementation. Finally, we briefly discuss two methods for traversing a graph.
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