sexta-feira, 16 de agosto de 2024

How does Depth-First Search (DFS) help in detecting cycles in a directed graph? 


Which of the alternatives best describes the DFS process?


(A) DFS detects cycles by tracking the nodes in the current recursion stack. If a node is revisited while still in the stack, it indicates a backward edge and therefore a cycle in the graph.

(B) DFS detects cycle by tracking the edges in the current graph. If an edge is created, it indicates a cycle in the graph.

(C) DFS detects cycle by tracking the nodes in the current stack. If a node is visited, it indicates a cycle in the graph.

(D) DFS does not detect cycles.

(E) None of the above.

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