BFS is run on the following graph. Assume A is the starting vertex and adjacent vertex iterationoccurs in alphabetical order.AEWhich vertices are in frontierQueue before the first iteration of the while loop?Ex: A, В, СWhich vertices are in discoveredSet after the first iteration of the while loop?Which vertices are in frontierQueue after the third iteration of the while loop?Which vertices are in discoveredSet after the third iteration of the while loop?

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BFS is run on the following graph. Assume A is the starting vertex and adjacent vertex iteration occurs in alphabetical order. F A B D E Which vertices are in frontierQueue before the first iteration of the while loop? Ex: A, B, C Which vertices are in discoveredSet after the first iteration of the while loop? Which vertices are in frontierQueue after the third iteration of the while loop? Which vertices are in discoveredSet after the third iteration of the while loop?

BFS is run on the following graph. Assume A is the starting vertex and adjacent vertex iteration occurs in alphabetical order. F A B D E Which vertices are in frontierQueue before the first iteration of the while loop? Ex: A, B, C Which vertices are in discoveredSet after the first iteration of the while loop? Which vertices are in frontierQueue after the third iteration of the while loop? Which vertices are in discoveredSet after the third iteration of the while loop?

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

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