How can you look for cycles in a graph using the union find data structure? Before using uf.connect() on two adjacent points, first check if they're connected. If they're connected, it means there's a cycle. O b. You cannot use union find to find cycles. You run uf.connect() on all possible connections. If at least one node is not connected, then it means there is a cycle. O d. You run uf.connect() on all possible connections. If at least one node is not connected, then it means there is no cycle. O e. Before using uf.connect() on two adjacent points, first check if they're connected. If they're not connected, it means there's a cycle.

How can you look for cycles in a graph using the union find data structure? Before using uf.connect() on two adjacent points, first check if they're connected. If they're connected, it means there's a cycle. O b. You cannot use union find to find cycles. You run uf.connect() on all possible connections. If at least one node is not connected, then it means there is a cycle. O d. You run uf.connect() on all possible connections. If at least one node is not connected, then it means there is no cycle. O e. Before using uf.connect() on two adjacent points, first check if they're connected. If they're not connected, it means there's a cycle.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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