Doing a depth first search (DFS) on a directed graph
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This solution walks through a depth first search (DFS) on a directed graph.
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Remember that with a depth first search (dfs) the main principle is to
visit all the children nodes of a node before visiting that node
itself. The instructions ask us to generate the list of nodes visited
in a DFS order on the graph A. We start at node B. Node B has only
one child, C, so we go to that child ...
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