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Edit: Another way to see if the vertex is reachable from all others, is to see if the vertices can reach each other through only one path: public static boolean canReachAllOtherVertices(Vertex v) { Iterator vIter = graph.getVertices().iterator(); boolean isFinalVertex = false; while(vIter.hasNext()) { Vertex next = vIter.next(); if(next == v) isFinalVertex = true; if(next.getAdjacentEdges().isEmpty()) { Java Graph Crack+ Free Download [Latest] Graph algorithms are examples of short hand notation. For instance, "repeat" tells the graph builder to keep adding nodes with the specified label until there is no more nodes to add. Each node and each label has a name. Example 1: Graph graph = new Graph(); String name = "customers"; addCustomer(graph, name); // Add a customer node. // Each customer will have an age. customer age = new Customer("Jenny", 42); customer a = new Customer("Bob", 53); customer b = new Customer("Jim", 18); // Add customer nodes to the graph. graph.addCustomer(age); graph.addCustomer(a); graph.addCustomer(b); // Iterate through the customer nodes. for (Customer c : graph.getCustomers()) { // Print out the name and age of each customer. 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