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  • alice

    #1

    graph tutorial

    hi all,
    I am very new to graphs.So can somebody please give me a link to some
    graphs tutorial as well as their assignment.

    Thanks,
    Alice Walls
  • Malcolm

    #2
    Re: graph tutorial

    "alice" <alice_vas2001@ yahoo.com> wrote[color=blue]
    > hi all,
    > I am very new to graphs.So can somebody please give me a link to some
    > graphs tutorial as well as their assignment.
    >[/color]
    You'll have to be a bit more specific.

    graphs in the computer science sense of a tree-like data structure that
    contains cycles are quite a big topic. Apart from the very basics,
    comp.programmin g is the approriate forum rather than comp.lang.c.

    graphs in the everyday sense are graphical displays of data. ANSI C has no
    graphics capabilities, but many third party libraries are available. There
    isnot much help we can offer on graphics on comp.lang.c, since we only deal
    with the standard part of the language.


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    • CBFalconer

      #3
      Re: graph tutorial

      alice wrote:[color=blue]
      >
      > I am very new to graphs.So can somebody please give me a link to some
      > graphs tutorial as well as their assignment.[/color]

      graphs are not mentioned in the ISO C standard, thus their
      discussion is off-topic here. If you are worrying about algorithms
      etc. comp.programmin g might be better suited.

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      Chuck F (cbfalconer@yah oo.com) (cbfalconer@wor ldnet.att.net)
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      • Derrick Coetzee

        #4
        Re: graph tutorial

        alice wrote:[color=blue]
        > I am very new to graphs.So can somebody please give me a link to some
        > graphs tutorial as well as their assignment.[/color]

        Assuming you mean the kind of graphs with vertices and edges, you might
        want to start by looking up the terms "adjacency list" and "adjacency
        matrix". These are two common data structures computer programs use to
        represent graphs. However, this has nothing to do with C in particular -
        these data structures can be used in nearly any language. If you wish to
        learn about data structures in C, you can find many tutorials on linked
        lists and binary trees and that sort of thing.
        --
        Derrick Coetzee
        I grant this newsgroup posting into the public domain. I disclaim all
        express or implied warranty and all liability. I am not a professional.

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