Graph Properties, Definition, Operations | Graphs | Data Structure
Subject and UNIT: Data Structure: Unit IV : Multiway Search Trees and Graphs
Biconnected graphs are the graphs which can not be broken into two disconnected pieces (graphs) by connecting single edge.
Definition, Operations, Algorithm with Example C Programs | Graphs | Data Structure
Subject and UNIT: Data Structure: Unit IV : Multiway Search Trees and Graphs
Topologic sorting for directed acyclic graph (DAG) is a linear ordering of vertices such that every directed edge uv, vertex u comes before v in ordering.
Operations, Algorithm with Example C Programs | Data Structure
Subject and UNIT: Data Structure: Unit IV : Multiway Search Trees and Graphs
The graph can be traversed using Breadth first search and depth first search method.
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Subject and UNIT: Data Structure: Unit IV : Multiway Search Trees and Graphs
Creation of graph using adjacency matrix is quite simple task. The adjacency matrix is nothing but a two dimensional array.
Data Structure
Subject and UNIT: Data Structure: Unit IV : Multiway Search Trees and Graphs
Basically graphs are of two types - 1. Directed graphs, 2. Undirected graphs.
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Subject and UNIT: Data Structure: Unit IV : Multiway Search Trees and Graphs
There various representations of graphs. The most commonly used representations are :1. Adjacency Matrix Representation,2. Adjacency List Representation
Data Structure
Subject and UNIT: Data Structure: Unit IV : Multiway Search Trees and Graphs
Complete graph: If an undirected graph of n vertices consists of n(n-1)/2 number of edges then it is called as complete graph.
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Subject and UNIT: Data Structure: Unit IV : Multiway Search Trees and Graphs
A graph is a collection of two sets V and E. Where V is a finite non empty set of vertices and E is a finite non empty set of edges.
Definition, Construction of Example Operations | Data Structure
Subject and UNIT: Data Structure: Unit IV : Multiway Search Trees and Graphs
In B+ trees from leaf nodes reference to any other node can be possible. The leaves in B+tree form a linked list which is useful in scanning the nodes sequentially.
Operations, properties, Algorithm | Data Structure
Subject and UNIT: Data Structure: Unit IV : Multiway Search Trees and Graphs
B-tree is a specialized multiway tree used to store the records in a disk. There are number of subtrees to each node.
Trees ADT | Data Structure
Subject and UNIT: Data Structure: Unit III: Trees
A binary tree is a finite set of nodes which is either empty or consists of root and two disjoint binary trees called the left subtree and right subtree.
Operations, Algorithm with Example C Programs | Trees ADT | Data Structure
Subject and UNIT: Data Structure: Unit III: Trees
There should be either "complete binary tree" or "almost complete binary tree".