Fundamental Concepts

What is a Graph?

A Graph is a non-linear data structure that captures relationships between pairs of objects. Formally defined as G = (V, E), it consists of a set of Vertices connected by Edges.

VVertices

EEdges

Vertices (Nodes)

Vertices represent individual entities, such as cities on a map, users in a social network, or tasks in a project schedule.

Edges (Links)

Edges define the relationship or connection between two vertices. They can be directed (one-way) or undirected (mutual).

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Fundamental Concepts

What is a Graph?

A Graph is a non-linear data structure that captures relationships between pairs of objects. Formally defined as G = (V, E), it consists of a set of Vertices connected by Edges.

VVertices

EEdges

Vertices (Nodes)

Vertices represent individual entities, such as cities on a map, users in a social network, or tasks in a project schedule.

Edges (Links)

Edges define the relationship or connection between two vertices. They can be directed (one-way) or undirected (mutual).

Graph Definition

Graph Definition

What is a Graph?

Vertices (Nodes)

Edges (Links)

What is a Graph?

Vertices (Nodes)

Edges (Links)