In her implementation, Yvonne mistakenly used a priority queue that allows duplicates. That is, there could be two entries ?D, 5?. Will the minimal path algorithm still work?
What will be an ideal response?
Yes. If D is part of the minimal path and 5 is the least cost edge to it, it doesn’t matter through which vertex you go to get to D.
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