hello there ,, can anyone give the solution of this Assuming a graph is represented as...
hello there ,, can anyone give the solution of this
Assuming a graph is represented as an adjacency matrix, write the pseudocode for an algorithm that can determine if any path exists between two vertices.
The algorithm would accept as input:
- The nxn adjacency matrix for an undirected, unweighted graph
- A source vertex
- A destination vertex
Returning as output:
- A boolean value indicating whether there is a path between the source and destination.
You can use anything for variable/function names (but be consistent within your solution)
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the source and the destination, and find the shortest
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