Question: PLSE USE TABLES TO ANSWER QUESTION Please usE the table ( that we used in class ) to show the key steps of the Depth

PLSE USE TABLES TO ANSWER QUESTION
Please usE the table (that we used in class) to show the key steps of the Depth-First Traversal on the following directed graph starting from vertex A.(Note: follow alphabetical order when processing neighbors.)
Please also show the resulting Depth-First Traversal Tree.
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frontVertex nextNeighbor Visited vertex
vertexQueue
traversalorder
(front to back)
(front to back)
A
A
A
\table[[,,A,A,],[A,,,A,],[,B,B,B,],[,D,D,BD,AB],[,E,E,BDE,ABDE],[B,,,DE,],[D,G,G,EG,ABDEG],[,,,G,],[E,F,F,GF,ABDEGF],[,H,H,GFH,ABDEGFH],[G,,,FH,],[F,C,C,HC,ABDEGFHC],[,,,C,],[H,,,I,ABDEGFHCI],[C,,,,],[I,,,,]]
Depth-First Traversal
Given an origin vertex, a depth-first traversal
toplertex q,
vertestack
visits the origin, then a neighbor of the origin, and a neighbor of the neighbor. It continues in this fashion until it finds no unvisited neighbor.
Backs up by one vertex, it considers another neighbor.
\table[[,,A,A,A],[A,,,A,],[B,B,BA,AB
 PLSE USE TABLES TO ANSWER QUESTION Please usE the table (that

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