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Read through the NetworkX tutorial and create a python script #5
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- Create a NetworkX DiGraph graph object - Add nodes of multiple types to this graph object, at least one node of each type int, str, tuple. (Maximum 10 nodes) - Add multiple edges between these nodes - Find the shortest path between all pairs of nodes in this graph and print them. - Plot the graph using networkx.draw Solves: Read through the NetworkX tutorial and create a python script networkx#5
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[Everyone can do this task. There is no need to claim/assign this issue]
Please follow our introductory tutorial once you have installed networkx on your machine. This will give applicants a better overview of our codebase and API, which will help the applicant create a strong application.
Once you have gone through the tutorial create a python script (
nx_tutorial_script.py
) that perform the following operationsDiGraph
graph objectint
,str
,tuple
. (Maximum 10 nodes)networkx.draw
Add this file to your folder created in the first task and push the changes to github.
Create a pull request against this repository and add the file
2023-round-2/<your-github-username>/nx_tutorial_script.py
with the python script which performs all the operations above.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: