5 Questions
What are graphs?
Graphs are data structures that consist of a finite number of vertices/nodes/points and edges/arcs/lines connecting those vertices/nodes/points.
What are the three types of graphs?
The three types of graphs are undirected, directed, and weighted.
What is the difference between undirected and directed graphs?
Undirected graphs have edges that do not have a specific direction, while directed graphs have edges with a specific direction.
What is a weighted edge?
A weighted edge is an edge on a graph that has an associated value or attribute to specify the nature of the relationship.
Can you give an example of a directed graph?
An example of a directed graph is roads between towns and cities, where the edges represent the roads and the direction of the edges represent the direction of travel.
Test your knowledge on graphs and their properties with this quiz! Learn about the different types of graphs, such as undirected, directed, and weighted graphs. Explore how edges can represent relationships and discover the key features of a directed graph. Challenge yourself to identify the type of graph based on its characteristics.
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