Hello everyone,
Recently i have been struggling with advanced problems with graphs. If you can send me here some resources from where i can learn about graph algorithms, I would be grateful!
Thanks in advance!
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I strongly recommend CP Algorithms for the most of the topic-based practicing. For graphs, I suggest the YouTube playlist of William Fiset. Adding to them the Graph chapters from Grokking Algorithms , CP Handbook and the CP3 Book. After that, practicing and up solving graph problems in a gradual difficulty with monitoring the duration of thinking , tracing and coding would be a good step.
Check out 'Algorithms on Graphs' by Tim Roughgarden, a comprehensive resource covering various graph algorithms. It's a gem for mastering advanced graph problems.