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Fine information, many thanks to the author. It is puzzling to me now, but in general, the usefulness and importance is overwhelming. Very much thanks again wise essays and best of luck!
Yes. It is usually an object in real world applications. But an index can always represent an object, because it denotes the position of the object in an object array.
In the most of the text/video tutorials,vertices are always( as far as I've noticed) represented by integers ( from 0 to any positive integer). Is this always the case?? I ponder if we're dealing with real life,then vertices would be an object,right??
First, let's watch a slow-paced easy-to-follow walkthrough of the breadth-first search and depth-first search algorithms.
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I would like to see it again.
EDIT: Correction! it's optimal; sorry!
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you are right brother.
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Would be good if all the questions were from one source (codeforces/atcoder)
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Solution to Xenia and Tree. This is the cleanest i could make it
#include <bits/stdc++.h>using namespace std;
#include <bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
Lecture on Centroid Decomposition by Tanuj Khattar. His blog in quora is linked above so i thought i should link this recent video.
Implementation of centroid decomposition on a tree. ...
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Some more questions to practice:
Wobble Man
can somebody provide pythonic sollution of problem templeq spoj
The links to C++ and Python implementations don't work anymore, seems like the github repo is deleted.