Is this code to detect cycle in an undirected graph correct. I have run it on a few test cases and it seems good . Can someone from the community verify it.
code:
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Cycle Detection Doubt
Is this code to detect cycle in an undirected graph correct. I have run it on a few test cases and it seems good . Can someone from the community verify it.
code:
// p is parent
// s is source
// adj is adjacency list representation of graph
// path is to store cycle and is a set
// ch is children/neighbor of s;
bool dfs(ll s,ll p)
{
visited[s]=true;
for(auto ch:adj[s])
{
if(ch!=p&&visited[ch])
{
path.insert(ch);
return true;
}
if(!visited[ch])
{
if(dfs(ch,s))
{
path.insert(ch);
return true;
}
}
}
return false;}
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