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Assignment 7: Graphs and breadth-first search Home In this assignment, you will construct an adjacency-list implementation of a directed, unweighted graph, and then use it to implement the breadth-first and depth-first search algorithms. The Adjacency-List Graph Representation Write an implementation of the adjacency list graph representation. You may assume that nodes are integers which start at 0. You should use the following graph class: #pragma once ” graph.hpp ” Adjacency-list graph implementation // #include #include #include <clini ts> <list> <vector> For INT-NAX, INT.MIN class graph public: / graph(n) Construct a graph with n nodes and no edges, initially graph(int n); / add.edge(a,b) Add an edge from node a to node b. Note that self edges are not allowed, so attempting add edge(a,a) should be ignored. Sinilarly, this is not a multigraph, so if an edge a b aIready exists, a second one should be ignored Should run in 0(E) time in the vorst case void add edge(int a, int b); /* has.edge(a,b) Returns true if there is an edge from a to b. Should return false if either a or b is out-of-range (< or ># count-nodes()) Show transcribed image text
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