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The four colors theorem states that any (loopless) planar graph admits a four-coloring. In order to add a nice test case to our VertexColoring solver we can implement an algorithm that checks whether a graph is planar and then verify in our test cases whether these graphs can be 4-colored.
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The four colors theorem states that any (loopless) planar graph admits a four-coloring. In order to add a nice test case to our
VertexColoring
solver we can implement an algorithm that checks whether a graph is planar and then verify in our test cases whether these graphs can be 4-colored.Tasks
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