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so in todays video we are going to discuss what is graph and what are the types of graphs so this video will be the first video of the entire graph series so before moving on to the code part of the graph and the algorithmic part of it we actually have to know what are graphs and what all different kinds of graph can we have and some important terms that are related to it so lets so what is the graph now if i talk about graph its basically a data structure which has two components i can say the first component is basically node so this stuff is known as the node and you can also call it as a vertex and this is the second component which connects two node or two vertex this is known as the edge now if i call this as u and if i call this as a v so you can say that there is an edge between u and v also you can see that there is an edge between v and u the only reason you can do that is because the edge is undirected so whenever you have a set of vertexes yes whenever you have a pair o