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Define Prim's Algorithm.
Think about how it chooses edges.
What is the time complexity with an adjacency matrix?
What happens when you check each vertex?
What does Prim's algorithm aim to achieve?
What kind of tree connects all vertices with minimal total weight?
True or False: Dijkstra's and Prim's algorithms can be used interchangeably.
Consider their main goals.
Given a connected graph, can you demonstrate how Prim’s algorithm would differ if edge weights were not unique?
Think about scenarios with equal weight edges.
How can you optimize Prim’s algorithm for a sparse graph?
Which graph representation reduces checking time?
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