Directed Graph Definition

Directed graph is a graph which is consisting of sets of vertical and horizontal edges with directed edges that connect the points or nodes. The points in this graph are typically numbered representing directions helping to solve mathematical and algorithmic problems when developing or testing software programs and applications.

Deciphering directed graphs and their terminology there are paths in a sequence of edges from one node to another, trails which indicate a path lacks any does not contain repeated edges, cycles wich signals the paths begin and end in the same node and much more. In general directed graphs are complex and can be hard to understand to an untrained professional.