3. Making an RPG Party. You and your friends are avid fans of World of Bladecraft and are excited to play the latest campaign called the "Frozen Crusade." The "Frozen Crusade" campaign implemented limitations such as each party member can play only one class and each class can only be played by one player in the party. As the party leader, you must decide which of your friends will play which role. Without character levels. After calling your friends, you have the following data regarding the available characters they have in their accounts: • You - {Barbarian, Monk} • Arian-{Barbarian, Monk, Fighter} • Val-{Barbarian, Knight} • Margie - {Mage, Warlock} • Ariel - {Monk, Mage, Warlock} • Lei - {Mage, Warlock} • Erika - {Fighter, Thief} i. Transform the above data into a bipartite graph. ii. If it is possible, draw also the output "paired" bipartite graph where you have to assign each person to a class to play such that each person is paired to only one character, and each character is paired to only one person.

3. Making an RPG Party. You and your friends are avid fans of World of Bladecraft and are excited to play the latest campaign called the "Frozen Crusade." The "Frozen Crusade" campaign implemented limitations such as each party member can play only one class and each class can only be played by one player in the party. As the party leader, you must decide which of your friends will play which role. Without character levels. After calling your friends, you have the following data regarding the available characters they have in their accounts: • You - {Barbarian, Monk} • Arian-{Barbarian, Monk, Fighter} • Val-{Barbarian, Knight} • Margie - {Mage, Warlock} • Ariel - {Monk, Mage, Warlock} • Lei - {Mage, Warlock} • Erika - {Fighter, Thief} i. Transform the above data into a bipartite graph. ii. If it is possible, draw also the output "paired" bipartite graph where you have to assign each person to a class to play such that each person is paired to only one character, and each character is paired to only one person.

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Chapter14: Introduction To Swing Components

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