📦Module 1: SKComponents

The Node, NodeSet, and Graph components form the core of a graph-based data structure system.

• Node: A Node is an individual element within the graph. Each node can hold various data and attributes and is connected to other nodes through edges. Nodes are the fundamental building blocks of the graph, and their interactions and connections define the graph's structure and behavior.

• NodeSet: Nodesets are a specialized collection designed to hold Node objects. It acts like a container that manages groups of nodes, offering functionalities such as randomizing and filtering over nodes. Its primary purpose is to facilitate the handling of nodes as a collective, ensuring efficient operations on groups of nodes.

• Graph: The Graph component represents the entire graph structure. It is essentially a network comprising nodes (Node objects) interconnected by edges, which represent relationships or links between the nodes. The Graph handles the overall structure, including the creation, deletion, and manipulation of nodes and their relationships, along with functionalities like merging, forking, and data serialization. It inherits from NodeSet.

Together, these components provide a comprehensive framework for representing and manipulating complex network structures in an organized and efficient manner.

Furthermore, this module also includes many Graph Search Algorithms and the annexed Path class.