Database System Concepts
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- Create a graph using networkx of CT towns that are within the red circle.
- For each town, output the shortest path to Fairfield. You can use networkx to get the shortest path.
- Output the number of cities using networkx
- Output the number of edges using networkx
- Submit python file or a jupyter notebook with all the code.
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