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Which of the following is a key characteristic of graph data structures?
Which of the following is a key characteristic of graph data structures?
- They can only store numbers and strings
- They can represent complex systems with intricate details (correct)
- They are limited to representing protein-protein interactions
- They are only used in the biological domain
What type of data structure is commonly used to store test scores from school science experiments?
What type of data structure is commonly used to store test scores from school science experiments?
- String
- List
- Array (correct)
- Graph
In the context of graph data structures, what do nodes represent?
In the context of graph data structures, what do nodes represent?
- Interactions
- Proteins
- Atoms
- Entities (correct)
Which of the following is an example of a real-life situation that requires the use of graph data structures?
Which of the following is an example of a real-life situation that requires the use of graph data structures?
What is the purpose of using nonlinear data structures like graphs?
What is the purpose of using nonlinear data structures like graphs?
In the biological domain, how can graph data structures be applied?
In the biological domain, how can graph data structures be applied?
Which of the following is NOT a linear data structure?
Which of the following is NOT a linear data structure?
Which of the following is the formal definition of a graph?
Which of the following is the formal definition of a graph?
What does the 'order' of a graph refer to?
What does the 'order' of a graph refer to?
What does the 'size' of a graph refer to?
What does the 'size' of a graph refer to?
What is the degree of a node in a graph?
What is the degree of a node in a graph?
What do the neighbors of a node in a graph refer to?
What do the neighbors of a node in a graph refer to?
What does the code 'G.add_node(1)' do in the NetworkX library?
What does the code 'G.add_node(1)' do in the NetworkX library?
What does the code 'nx.erdos_renyi_graph(100, 0.15)' do in the NetworkX library?
What does the code 'nx.erdos_renyi_graph(100, 0.15)' do in the NetworkX library?
What does the code 'degree = dict(nx.degree(G))' do in the NetworkX library?
What does the code 'degree = dict(nx.degree(G))' do in the NetworkX library?
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