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In this project you must design and implement two programs, one for Dijkstra's algorithm and one for Floyd's algorithm, to compute all$-$

pair shortest paths in any given graph. Each program must be implemented with two data structures for an input graph: a two$-$

dimensional array and a linked list. This means that you will have $4$ programs: $2$ for Dijkstra's algorithm $($one with a two$-$dimensional

array and one with a linked list$)$ and $2$ for Floyd's algorithm $($one with a two$-$dimensional array and one with a linked list$).$

Requirements

Input

Your programs must read in graphs $($networks$)$ from $15$ different input files $($see Input Files at the end of this description$)$ and

store each graph in a two$-$dimensional array and a linked list.

Output

Your programs must print the shortest path $($a sequence of nodes or intersections$)$ between a pair of origin and destination

locations along with its total distance. Since there is a large number of shortest paths in each network $($input file$),$ you will need to

print only the results of the test cases.

Report

Time performance and memory usage of the $2$ data structures.

Time performance is defined as the total time taken to construct the data structure and compute all$-$pair shortest paths. To

measure time performance, you must run your programs $($Dijkstra$\text{'}$s and Floyd's$)$ for all the $15$ input files and plot the running

time for each input file and plot the results $(2$ plots$)$:

One for Floyd's algorithm with two$-$dimensional array and linked list

One for Dijkstra's algorithm with two$-$dimensional array and linked list

Memory $($space$)$ usage can be derived based on the data structures you used in your program or obtained from summary

statistics provided by your programming language tools, if available. The report on the memory usage must contain:

Memory usage in Floyd's algorithm with two$-$dimensional array

Memory usage in Floyd's algorithm with linked list

Memory usage in Dijkstra's algorithm with two$-$dimensional array

Memory usage in Dijkstra's algorithm with linked list

You are not allowed to use dynamic allocation features of your programming language. For example, in Python you are not allowed

to use array, list, or dictionary. This means that you must implement your own linked list.

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