Graph properties

Graph properties refer to characteristics that describe the structure of a graph, which is a collection of nodes (vertices) connected by lines (edges). Key properties include degree (number of connections each node has), connectivity (whether all nodes are reachable from one another), and planarity (if the graph can be drawn on a flat surface without crossing edges). Other properties include clusters or communities, cycles (loops), and symmetry. These features help analyze and understand the overall shape, complexity, and behavior of networks like social connections, transportation systems, or data structures.