Summary
In this chapter, you learned about graph data structures. We used visual representations of graphs to gain a better understanding of how they are structured and how they can be used. Next, we examined the most common operations when working with graphs and discussed their typical complexity cost. Following this, we created our own simple graph node object and graph data structure class from scratch in each of the four languages we have examined in this book.
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