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Is zero allowed as an edge's weight, in a weighted graph?
I am trying to write a script that generates random graphs and I need to know if an edge in a weighted graph can have the 0 value. actually it makes sense that 0 could be used as an edge's weight, but I've been working with graphs in last few days and I have never seen an example of it.
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