Strongly Connected Graph

A strongly connected graph is a network of points (called vertices) and lines (called edges) where each point can reach every other point through a sequence of connections. In other words, starting from any point in the graph, there's a path that leads to every other point, and vice versa. This concept is important in understanding how systems like communication networks, transportation, or social connections are interconnected, ensuring that no part is isolated and that information or resources can flow freely throughout the entire network.