deleteEdge
DeleteEdge is a function commonly used in graph theory and computer science to remove an edge from a graph. An edge in a graph represents a connection between two vertices (nodes). The deleteEdge function takes two parameters: the graph and the edge to be removed. The graph can be represented in various ways, such as an adjacency list, adjacency matrix, or edge list. The edge is typically specified by the two vertices it connects.
The deleteEdge function operates by locating the specified edge in the graph's data structure and removing
The deleteEdge function is a fundamental operation in graph algorithms and data structures. It is used in
The deleteEdge function is typically implemented as a method within a graph class or as a standalone