Data Structures/Automata/Graph Theory Question:
There are 5 strongly connected component in given graph.
A strongly connected component it a subgraph of graph in which all pair are connected to each other i.e. traversal can be done from any node to all other nodes. Any node which don't fall under any such subgraph is distinctely an another strongly connected component for that graph.
As you can see in component 1
and 2, all node are reachable by other nodes, but there is no way
to reach B and E. A is node where can be reached only by B or E but
they are distinct in theirself. So these 3 node are strongly
connected component itself. So there are total 5 strongly connected
component.
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