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the topic is disjoint sets in this video I will cover the following things first is what are disjoint sets and operations on them then detecting a cycle see disjoint sets are useful for detecting a cycle in non directed graph or undirected graph so we will take an example and learn how to detect a cycle in a non directed graph then graphically how to represent these disjoint sets and how it can be represented using array and the lastly the time efficient operations on disjoint sets are weighted Union and collapsing find that are based on the ranks or weights we will see that disjoint sets are similar to sets topic and mathematics but not exactly they are little bit change for making them useful in algorithms so the famous algorithm that uses disjoint set is kruskals algorithm which detects a cycle in a graph so let us see how these disjoint sets are different from normal sets of mathematics let us understand what are disjoint sets seeing here I have a non connected and non directed g