Chapter 9. Graphs
In this chapter, you will learn about another nonlinear data structure called graph. This will be the last data structure we will cover before diving into sorting and searching algorithms.
This chapter will cover a considerable part of the wonderful applications of graphs. Since this is a vast topic, we could write a book like this just to dive into the amazing world of graphs.
Graph terminology
A graph is an abstract model of a network structure. A graph is a set of nodes (or vertices) connected by edges. Learning about graphs is important because any binary relationship can be represented by a graph.
Any social network, such as Facebook, Twitter, and Google+, can be represented by a graph.
We can also use graphs to represent roads, ...
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