Directed Graphs
A directed graph is a graph that is unidirectional in this the edges have a specific direction and the edges have directions specified with them also a directed graph can contain cycles.
Characteristics of Directed Graphs
- Asymmetry:
Asymmetry is present in the directed graph as the edges are all one-way, so it’s not like everyone is on equal footing and the graph might not be connected, which means there might be some nodes that are totally out of the loop.
- Connectivity:
In a directed graph, there may be more than one way to traverse from one vertex to another which means that the graph may not be connected.
Algorithms for Directed Graphs:
What is the difference between an undirected and a directed Graph?
Undirected and Directed graphs are fundamental concepts in graph theory, it is basically a branch of mathematics that deals with the study of graphs and it consists of a set of vertices(nodes) connected by edges.
In this article, we will learn the differences between an undirected and a directed graph.,
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