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For D, D,E,F, G and B reachable by a red edge, the largest value is itself five.

Green number is five because the D node is reachable by a non tree edge.

Now each is in a separate graph, so their reachable descendents have been split in half.

Now each is in a separate graph, so their reachable descendents have been split in half.

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It's going to start off with the assumption that none of the nodes have been marked so far as reachable.

And since it's eventually reachable on the left from 3, we know that it's less than or equal to 3.

So there's probably other test that might be better to determine when everything that's reachable has actually been assigned value.

So the next thing we're going to compute is for each of the nodes, we're going to consider the set of nodes that are descendants of the node or reachable from the descendants of the node by one hop of a non tree edge and of all those nodes that are reachable, we're going to look at the post order value that is the smallest, we'll call that L.

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Let's take a look back at the graph. g is reachable from a, but that's not so exciting to think about because they were pretty much connected directly.

By this reasoning, we can see that it would take at least seven edges needed to make B have a single reachable component consisting of all the nodes.

So the red edges can't be bridge edges it's because deleting the red edge the node from both sides of these were reachable from the beginning some other way.

Zero and 4 aren't really reachable using this expression, but depending on whether you do the subtraction first or the addition first, you could either get 2 or 4.

Now we can check to see if we can achieve the goal with this two step plan just by checking if there is an intersection between the reachable state and the goal state.

An example is graph connectivity where you're given a graph and your ask, are all the nodes reachable from all the other nodes in the graph and the answer is either yes or no.

The first question asked, what is the minimum number of edges needed to make B have a single reachable component consisting of all the nodes where B is a five by three bipartite graph.

Then we post ordered the nodes and now what do we do next.We now compute the number of descendents for each node in the graph and the number of descendents is the number of nodes that are either the node or reachable from the node by following green edges only.

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For you. For me. For everybody.

For... For what?

...for... for... whatever.

Thanks for, uh, for fighting for us.

That may actually seem low but typically a catcher or finally block, if it's not just empty will call some error handling routine and in large pieces of software, anywhere between 3 and 46 of the program is transitively reachable through methods calls or what not from catch and finally blocks.

On the one hand, our need for security, for predictability, for safety, for dependability, for reliability, for permanence.

For Turkey, For Europe

'For you, for me'

For journey, for travel.

For me! For Aksinya!

For better, for worse.

For... for the murder?

For Gondor! For Gondor!

For hours... For days...

For what? For us.

For real? For real.

This is a day for curiosity and for scepticism, for openness and for critical thinking, for inspiration and for action.

We know that for Alzheimer's, for Parkinson's, for Huntington's.

For our lands, for our families, for our freedoms.

Thanks for waiting for me.

'for you' is 'for me'

For ourselves or for others.

for this gesture for humanity.