1. Make a graph of unique capital letters of your Name then applied Floyd algorithm to find the last matrix. (Note: If your Name is too long, then chose only six unique letters). Edge weight between two Nodes is the difference of ASCII table values of that letters. Suppose there is a Node 'A’ and 'B’. ASCII value of A=65 and B=66, difference of B-A=1 (66-65=1). Every node is connected to next two node through edges i.e. 1ª Node connected with 2nd and 3rd node. Similarly 6th (last) node connected back to 1* and 2nd node. E.g. If your Name is “USMAN ALI" then initially node of graph look like this. ASCII value of U=85 and S=83 then edge weight between U and S is 85-83=2. Similarly make your name graph and M calculate all other edges value and then applied Floyd Algorithm.

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1. Make a graph of unique capital letters of your Name then applied Floyd algorithm to find
the last matrix. (Note: If your Name is too long, then chose only six unique letters).
Edge weight between two Nodes is the difference of ASCII table values of that letters.
Suppose there is a Node 'A' and 'B’. ASCII value of A=65 and B=66, difference of
B-A=1 (66-65=1). Every node is connected to next two node through edges i.e. 1sª Node
connected with 2nd and 3rd node. Similarly 6th (last) node connected back to 1st and 2nd
node.
E.g. If your Name is “USMAN ALI" then initially node of graph
look like this. ASCII value of U=85 and S=83 then edge weight
between U and S is 85-83=2. Similarly make your name graph and M
calculate all other edges value and then applied Floyd Algorithm.
Transcribed Image Text:1. Make a graph of unique capital letters of your Name then applied Floyd algorithm to find the last matrix. (Note: If your Name is too long, then chose only six unique letters). Edge weight between two Nodes is the difference of ASCII table values of that letters. Suppose there is a Node 'A' and 'B’. ASCII value of A=65 and B=66, difference of B-A=1 (66-65=1). Every node is connected to next two node through edges i.e. 1sª Node connected with 2nd and 3rd node. Similarly 6th (last) node connected back to 1st and 2nd node. E.g. If your Name is “USMAN ALI" then initially node of graph look like this. ASCII value of U=85 and S=83 then edge weight between U and S is 85-83=2. Similarly make your name graph and M calculate all other edges value and then applied Floyd Algorithm.
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