What is an edge in a graph?

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What is an edge in a graph?

In graph theory, an edge is a connection or link between two vertices (nodes) in a graph. It represents a relationship or interaction between the two vertices and can have a direction (directed edge) or no direction (undirected edge). Edges are often used to represent relationships such as connections, dependencies, or interactions between elements in a graph.