Bellman Ford Shortest Path Algorithm

In this video, Bellman-Ford Algorithm Algorithm for finding the shortest path from one one node to all the other nodes has been explain. first, it creates a table where all the nodes are stored as well as the cost of the shortest path to reach that node as well as their previous element in the order. The Algorithm starts by initializing the distances to all nodes as infinity, except for the starting node, which is set to zero. It then iteratively relaxes all the edges in the graph for a total of V - 1 times where V is the number of nodes. In each iteration, the algorithm checks every edge and updates the shortest distance to the destination node if a shorter path is found. The process continues until all edges have been checked for possible updates. After the V−1 iterations, the algorithm checks for negative weight cycles in the graph. If no such cycles are detected, the shortest distance from the starting node to any other node can be found by looking at the table. GitHub link for the code:-https://github.com/ByteQuest0/Impleme... it's a good idea that before learning this algorithm you learn the basics of graphs, like nodes, edges, weights, ways to represent them, etc. This channel also has similar animated algorithms and data structure videos that you might find useful:- Knuth-Morris-Pratt Algorithm:-    • Knuth-Morris-Pratt Algorithm   Depth First Search Algorithm:-    • Depth First Search Visually Explained | DF...   Graphs Introduction:-    • Graphs Explained Visually | Data Structures   Binary Search Trees:-    • Binary Search Tree Visually Explained | Fu...   Linked Lists:-    • Linked Lists Explained Visually   tools used: Manim (python animation library by 3blue1brown) and Adobe Premier Pro for editing the video. The music used in the background is:- Sovereign by Kevin MacLeod | https://incompetech.com/ Music promoted by https://www.chosic.com/free-music/all/ Creative Commons CC BY 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...