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""" File: useGraph.py
Author: Derrf Seitz
This program exercises graphs.
The following files must be in the same folder:
abstractcollection.py
graph.py
"""
# # Replace with your name.
# Replace any "" comments with your own code statement(s)
# to accomplish the specified task.
# DO NOT CHANGE ANY OTHER CODE. from graph import LinkedDirectedGraph
# Part 1:
# Complete the following function: def topologicalSort(graph):
<your code>
# graph = LinkedDirectedGraph()
# The graph represents the following course prerequisites:
# A requires nothing
# B requires nothing
# C requires A
# D requires A, B, and C
# E requires C
# F requires B and D
# G requires E and F
# H requires C, F, and G
# Part 2:
# Add the vertices:
<your code>
# Part 3:
# Add the edges:
<your code>
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# Part 4:
# Display each vertex on a separate line:
<your code>
# print()
print("Prerequisites:")
# Part 5:
# Display each edge on a separate line:
<your code>
# print()
print("One possible order to take the courses:")
# Part 6:
# Display the courses in prerequisite (topological) order:
<your code>
# print()
"""
File: graph.py
Author: Ken Lambert, copyright 2015, 2020
Used by permission.
Adds the in, +, ==, and clone operations to support graph-specific behavior.
"""
from abstractcollection import AbstractCollection
class LinkedEdge(object):
# An edge has a source vertex, a destination vertex,
# a weight, and a mark attribute.
# Constructor
def __init__(self, fromVertex, toVertex, weight = None):
self.vertex1 = fromVertex
self.vertex2 = toVertex
self.weight = weight
self.mark = False
# Accessor methods
def __eq__(self, other):
"""Two edges are equal if they connect
the same vertices."""
if self is other:
return True
if type(self) != type(other):
return False
return self.vertex1 == other.vertex1 and \
self.vertex2 == other.vertex2
def __hash__(self): # Derrf Seitz 11/16/2020
"""Hash method for an edge."""
return hash(self.vertex1.label + self.vertex2.label)
def __str__(self):
"""Returns the string representation of the edge."""
return str(self.vertex1) + ">" + \
str(self.vertex2) + ":" + \
str(self.weight)
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return self.vertex1
def getOtherVertex(self, thisVertex):
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else:
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def getToVertex(self):
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return self.vertex2
def getWeight(self):
"""Returns the edge's weight."""
return self.weight
def isMarked(s.
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