Algorithm for Connectivity

An algorithm for connectivity checks whether two or more points or nodes in a network are connected directly or indirectly. Imagine a map with cities (nodes) connected by roads (edges). The algorithm explores these connections, starting from one point and checking which other points can be reached. If you can move from one city to another through existing roads, those cities are connected. This process helps in various fields, such as computer networks, social networks, and transportation systems, ensuring efficient communication or travel between locations.