Floyd Warshall algorithm | All pairs shortest path

This lecture explains a very important shortest path finding algorithm based on dynamic programming which is floyd warshall algorithm.This is also known as all pair shortest path algorithm.Given a graph, we can apply floyd warshall algorithm to find the shortest path between any pair of vertices.This algorithm is costlier than dijkstra and bellman ford but it can be used when we want to find all pairs shortest path in a graph.I have shown the intuition for solving this problem using simple examples.We can also detect negative edge weight cycles in a graph in this algorithm.I have shown the dry run of this algorithm using a simple graph and i have also shown the code walk through at the end of the video.CODE LINK is present below as usual. If you find any difficulty or have any query then do COMMENT below. PLEASE help our channel by SUBSCRIBING and LIKE our video if you found it helpful...CYA :)
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can we implement Floyd warshall using adjacency list representation of graph.?

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I think in the section where it is explained including adjacent nodes would not affect the distance. It would affect in directed , but not in undirected . If d(u,u) via k = d(u,k) +d(k,u) + d(u,u). Now d(k,u) will be same as d(u,k) in non directed graphs.

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[@abhijeetgautam587]

Doubt: can't we use Dijkstra's algorithm to find the shortest path from node-0 to all other nodes. Then we can perform this for every other node. Since the time complexity for Dijkstra's algo is almost O(n×log(n)) and we run it 'n' times. Overall time complexity will be O(n×n×log(n)), which is better than O(n×n×n) in Floyd Warshall?
Correct me if I'm wrong please.

[@ritikgoyal6087]

Yaa we can find the same using dijkstra also. But Time comp of dij is ElogV. And for finding all pair shortest path using dijkstra it will become V*ElogV. And in worst case E can be V^2 . So time comp by using dijkstra will become V^3*logV (Floyd warshall having only V^3) . Secondly dij is not able to detect negative edge weight cycle. So one more plus point of Floyd warshall.

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If self loop is present in graph then what we do??

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Remove self loops in preprocessing stage

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This matrix give the shortest distance then how to find path

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Thank u sir..
The way u explain is really awesome..
But I am at zero level in algorithm...
Will you please tell me from where should I start or which book I follow...
How should I increase my thinking level in dynamic programming...
Please reply sir...

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You should start with first reading editorials on easy level questions from geeksforgeeks and implement it. If you can do this then solve other easy level questions without looking at editorials.You will improve. Don't worry about DP in the beginning. First cover the important basic DSA and solve sufficient problems before moving to harder topics.

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Check your input. Sometimes assumed inputs get wrong.

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time complexity is same of djkstra & Floyd .

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That depends heavily on how it's implemented. The best way I know to lower the complexity is by using fibonacci heaps

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Will be difficult for me to crack company's first coding round also....
I will give my best in September, and will cover most of the foundation.
-MY QUESTION-
1.Should i wait this september and prepare myself, and start applying in companies in october?
2.Should i apply now, because only god knows, when will again companies post their job openings later in this year...?
**KEEPING IN MIND, THAT MANY COMPANIES HAVE CRITERIA THAT..YOU CAN'T REAPPLY IN 6MONTHS/YEAR.
Thanks

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[@gauthampracharya9592]

Sir when I apply the same for the first graph in your video, i get a matrix where all elements are zero except the top row, which displays '3' . Can you please tell me what is wrong with my code?
Thank you for your help and advice.
#include
using namespace std;
int main(){
int n;
cin>>n;
int e;
cin>>e;
int arr[n][n] = {INT_MAX,INT_MAX};
//for (int i=0;ix>>y>>dist;
arr[x][y] = dist;
}
for (int w=0;w

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