// Code example 1: // Creating nodes with an ID of type int node1 := simple.Node(1) node2 := simple.Node(2)
//Code example 2: // Creating nodes with an ID of type string nodeA := simple.Node("A") nodeB := simple.Node("B")
The examples above demonstrate how to create new graph nodes with unique IDs. The gonum.graph package provides functionality for creating directed and undirected graphs, as well as algorithms for graph traversal and pathfinding. Its Node type defines a node in a graph, and includes an ID that can be of any type. By using IDs of different types (e.g. int, string), we can create more expressive graphs that better model real-world relationships.
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