Difference between Depth First Search, Breadth First Search, and Depth Limit Search
BFS: queue, level by level, shortest hops if cost=1, more memory. DFS: stack, deep first, less memory, can miss nearby goals, may loop without a visited set. A*: g+h, optimal with admissible h, needs a good heuristic.
One table, three rows. That beats a speech.
Difference between Depth First Search, Breadth First Search, and Depth Limit Search — output: three exam lines. Graph on paper first.
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├── BFS queue
├── DFS stack
└── A* g+h
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goalThree-row table: DS + optimality.