Representing graphs

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[@amankumardas7120]

Saved my day

[@sudheerays9559]

yeah

[@VK-im2nb]

Does anyone have slides for the lecture

[@yashagarwal7595]

sir,maximum size of 'E' in Undirected graph should be n(n-1) as both A(1,2) and A(2,1) are counted as different edges.

[@arjunpukale3310]

But in undirected graphs (1->2) is same as (2->1) so we just just once for each unique combination of vertices

[@meghamalviya8495]

Does anyone have transcript of these lectures?

[@endlesslearning26]

Yup you may got to the website

[@ireshkalki]

turn on chrome's inbuilt transcript maker it can generate while the video is playing