What is the the best graph representation in Java ? I used this
List<Integer> Graph[] = new List[n]
but is there any better implementation ? How to represent weighted graphs ?
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How I would answer this question had I had it myself:
Problemset > Select Problem with tag 'graphs' or 'dfs' > Check code of 3 or more top rated Java coders.
EDIT: That being said, I think the kind I've seen most use is
List<Integer> adjLst[] = new ArrayList[N];
unweighted graph it's easy, but weighted graph is a little more complicated. Code of 3 or mote top rated Java coders doesn't imply to be well written
Are you seriously telling me that top rated coders may not know how to code a weighted graph efficiently? :)
EDIT: So you mean to tell me that you will accept the advice of a not-top-rated-coder instead of looking at a top-rated-coder's solution? Good luck :D
Sorry for off-topic question,
How to implement dfs in python?