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What is a loop in a graph?
What is a loop in a graph?
How are directed edges represented in a graph?
How are directed edges represented in a graph?
What is the main application of graph theory in computer science?
What is the main application of graph theory in computer science?
How are undirected edges represented in a graph?
How are undirected edges represented in a graph?
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What does a graph loop represent?
What does a graph loop represent?
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What is the representation of a directed edge in a graph?
What is the representation of a directed edge in a graph?
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How are undirected edges represented in a graph?
How are undirected edges represented in a graph?
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What is the main application of graph theory in computer science?
What is the main application of graph theory in computer science?
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What is a loop in a graph?
What is a loop in a graph?
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What does a graph consist of?
What does a graph consist of?
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Study Notes
Graph Basics
- A graph consists of nodes or vertices connected by edges.
- A loop in a graph is an edge that connects a node to itself.
Edge Representation
- Directed edges are represented by an arrow pointing from the starting node to the ending node.
- Undirected edges are represented by a simple line between nodes.
Graph Theory Applications
- The main application of graph theory in computer science is to model and solve complex problems in various fields, such as computer networks, social networks, and web graphing.
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Test your knowledge of graph theory and its applications in various fields such as computer networks, chemistry, transportation, and scheduling. This quiz covers definitions, types, terminology, representation, sub-graphs, connectivity, and Hamilton and Euler definitions. Ideal for those interested in mathematics, computer science, and engineering.