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DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph)

Data structure that represents a network of nodes with directed edges connecting them, where the connections have a one-way direction and do not form any cycles. This means you can only travel in one direction through the graph, and there’s no way to loop back to the same point. DAGs are widely used in various fields.

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