Graph Theory 1 - basic concepts

In this tutorial we'll go over some of the basic concepts in Graph Theory:
-What's a graph?
-What are vertices and edges?
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[ThemisTheotokatos]

thank you for answering my question. Yes you are right, there are alot of dark spots in the internet were pages are not connected and thus can't be located.
I was also wondering, how can a graph be traversed in parallel by two or n tasks without one task stepping into the other previously visited node in such way that both tasks start from different nodes? Is this possible?

[_bigblind]

I'll try. The prolbem is that for many branches of mathematics, I'd have to b able to write stuff down as I'm explaining it, Khan academy style. My visual impairment makes that hard because my handwriting is horrible and slow, and I don't like typing while I'm explaining stuff. In order to better explain graph theory, I'm currently making a little program that allows me to draw graphs as I explain stuff, and that will allow anyone to play with it.

[_bigblind]

I'll start making more. I just found a whole lot of other youtubers making graph theory videos that were very informative, and often better quality than mine. But I'm now noticing quite a lot of people watching and liking my videos, so I'll try making some more.

[jawadqureshijawiz]

great video .. have an exam tomorrow :)

[optimistavf]

What is the difference between graph and network?

[_bigblind]

A network is the name for a graph in network theory. I can't say much more about it, because I haven't read much about it.

[pollaeng]

I think its more like a big tree than a graph. of course, with some exception

[natibongo]

Yeah, you speak like you're a baby in this video. Have more confidence, damn.