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The project currently has a Python implementation of the Breadth-First Search (BFS) algorithm. To improve performance and efficiency, especially when dealing with large graphs, a C++ backend implementation is needed. C++ offers advantages in terms of memory management and execution speed, which are crucial for graph traversal algorithms. Adding a C++ backend for BFS will allow users to leverage these performance benefits.
Example of the problem:
While the Python implementation works correctly, it can become slow and memory-intensive when applied to:
Large graphs with millions of nodes and edges.
Real-time graph analysis where speed is critical.
A C++ implementation would address these performance bottlenecks.
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The project currently has a Python implementation of the Breadth-First Search (BFS) algorithm. To improve performance and efficiency, especially when dealing with large graphs, a C++ backend implementation is needed. C++ offers advantages in terms of memory management and execution speed, which are crucial for graph traversal algorithms. Adding a C++ backend for BFS will allow users to leverage these performance benefits.
Example of the problem:
While the Python implementation works correctly, it can become slow and memory-intensive when applied to:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: