Degree of a Vertex of a Graph

Degree of a Vertex of a Graph

Size of the neighbourhood of this vertex, or the number of edges incident to this vertex.

If a vertex includes a loop, this loop counts twice because its two end points are incident to the same vertex.

Examples

The degree of the vertex F in this graph is 3.

The degree of the vertex A in this graph is 4.

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