How to implement weighted Graph in c++ for higher values of n = 10^5 (n vertices graph)?? If n = 10^3 i generally implement using adjacency matrix or by using vector stl.
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How to implement weighted Graph in c++ for higher values of n = 10^5 (n vertices graph)?? If n = 10^3 i generally implement using adjacency matrix or by using vector stl.
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You can implement it using adjacency lists. Something as simple as this works...
Thanks a lot!!
It only works for a directional graph.
i think you need to understand how the code above works instead of just taking it its basically creating an array of vectors every slot of the array represent a node so lets say i want to add a link from node u to node v then i will just push v in the uth slot thats why i need to do something like this: e[u].push_back({v, whatever_weight}) now, we want to make undirected graph just instead just adding u to slot v we also add v to slot u so conclusion just add e[v].push_back({u, w}) as well to make an undirected graph
no it isnt
My bad
no