Database System Concepts
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a.) When using Dijkstra’s Shortest Path
adjacency list, edge list) would be most efficient to use?
b.) When using the Bellman-Ford Algorithm, which graph representation (adjacency matrix, adjacency
list, edge list) would be most efficient to use?
c.) When using the Floyd-Warshall Algorithm, which graph representation (adjacency matrix,
adjacency list, edge list) would be most efficient to use?
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