In this video, I explain the fundamental ideas behind the Depth First Search (DFS) graph algorithm. We first introduce the concept of a graph traversal. We then go through several examples of DFS to provide intuition. Afterwards, we then go through both a recursive and iterative implementation with provided code. We discuss the differences between the implementation and also make a distinction between a preorder and post order DFS traversal. We then finish the video off with some practical and fun applications of depth first search in graph theory.
0:00 Intro and Preview
0:50 Graph Traversal
1:20 DFS Walkthrough and Examples
6:26 Recursive Implementation
11:08 Iterative Implementation
15:06 Preorder vs Postorder DFS
17:01 DFS Applications
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