Graph Representation

Graph representation is a way of organizing and illustrating relationships between objects or points, called nodes or vertices, connected by lines known as edges. Imagine a network where each point represents a city, and the lines between them show roads or flights. This visual map helps analyze how the points are connected, find the shortest path, or understand the network's structure. Graph representations are used in various fields like social networks, transportation, and computer algorithms to model and solve complex problems efficiently.