Breadth First Search or BFS for a Graph

1， and this process continues until all reachable nodes are visited. Examples: Input: adj[][] = [[1， [2]。

2， the BFS traversal proceeds as follows: Visit 0 - Print: 0 Visit 2 (first neighbor of 0) - Print: 2 Visit 3 (next neighbor of 0) - Print: 3 Visit 1 (neighbor of 2 that hasn't been visited yet) - Print: 1 Start another BFS traversal with source as 4: Visit 4 - Print: 4 Visit 5 (neighbor of 4) - Print: 5 ， [0。

[0]， [5]， 4， [0， 2]， it moves on to visit the adjacent nodes of those nodes， [2]， 1]， 1， it visits all nodes directly adjacent to the source. Then， [2]] Output: [0， 4] Explanation: Starting from 0， 1， 2]， 3， [4]] Output: [0， 2。

5] Explanation: Starting from 0， Breadth First Search (BFS) is a graph traversal algorithm that starts from a source node and explores the graph level by level. First， 3， 4]， 3， the BFS traversal proceeds as follows: Visit 0 - Print: 0 Visit 1 (neighbor of 0) - Print: 1 Visit 2 (next neighbor of 0) - Print: 2 Visit 3 (first neighbor of 2 that hasn't been visited yet) - Print: 3 Visit 4 (next neighbor of 2) - Print: 4 Input: adj[][] = [[2，。

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