Find the solution to both parts in the following handwritten solution.
In the following solution of A* search,
g value = the movement cost to move from the
starting point to the current point in case, following the path
generated to get there.
h value = the estimated movement cost to move from
the current point on the grid to the final destination.
Parent of a point means the previous point in the shortest path to get to the current point.
h values are given in the table, and g values are to be calculated using the weight in the edges.
4. a) When would DFS be a better choice than A* search? (3 points) b) Which...
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