Adjacency List in Graph Data Structure | Graph Implementation

Adjacency List in Graphs -
In graph theory and computer science, an adjacency list is a collection of unordered lists used to represent a finite graph. Each unordered list within an adjacency list describes the set of neighbors of a particular vertex in the graph.
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00:00 Introduction & Recap
00:54 Adjacency List Definition
05:45 Adjacency List as Array
16:44 Adjacency List as Linked List
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[AlenHR]

Dude, I've been having a hard time with graph theory for several weeks now. I've watched countless tutorials, but your series was the one that finally made it click for me. I want to express my gratitude and say thank you so much for your help.

[afanoffootball]

Please complete this playlist and try to cover all the topics that can be covered under this playlist. You are the best teacher for me big brother ...Keep doing this great work. :-)

[yodude]

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[vladimirputin]

The best and most detailed video on this topic

[arjun]

Happy teacher's day to you . I credit literally 80% of my growth and knowledge to this channel. Thank you, i will always be grateful to you tanmay sir

[bananfizkn]

Thanks to heavens for this video, best tutorial on the topic, finally i think i get it. THANK YOU!

[aakashupadhyay]

Happy teacher's day Tanmay...you really deserve it man 😍😍😘

[mohammedadel]

excellent work thank you, Excited about the rest of the course

[adarshpandey]

Didn't expect, but Kudos to your effort man ! ❣️

[GauravSharma-]

Sir is ur c++ playlist completed ? I mean is anything left in the course?

[priyankagupta]

Amazing explanation!! Thank you so much!!

[abhishekshukla]

Hello, why we not use double pointer of list type to allocate list of list dynamically as we used to allocate 2D array using new keyword. eg list <int> *l=new list <int>[v] this works fine but it is list of list. Please share me some link where i can get relation of pointers and stl containers like vector list etc. I want to understand how these templates are allocated in memory. Thank you

[sohyunkim]

hi, i wanted to ask about the space complexity of the adjacency list - why is it not O(V+E) ? Becuase there is an array of pointers which takes up O(V) space and the linked list of edges O(E)? thank yoU!! love your videos btw

[yamilz]

Thumb up and +1 comment here. Link addition was clear, would be nice to show one more node added.

[mehmetakifgol]

Cant we just use vector instead of array in order to make it dynamically? great video though👍

[salilshukla]

Much more refined explaination from others

[BinaryNerd]

Bro how many videos are left now and huge thanks for your efforts 😊

[williamwambua]

Am anxiously waiting for the implementation of all the representation of graphs

[GeniuslyTensai]

sir when are the implementations of adj list and matrix coming

[whatdoiputhere]

Hey, I just wanted to ask that any language is allowed for DSA in interviews right? I'm proficient at python so I'm implementing this data structures in python. AND A HUGE THANKS FOR YOUR EFFORTS🙏