You're designing a maze-solving algorithm for a robot. Would DFS or BFS be more suitable for finding a path from the start to the goal?
- BFS
- Both DFS and BFS
- DFS
- Neither DFS nor BFS
BFS (Breadth-First Search) would be more suitable for finding a path in a maze-solving algorithm. BFS explores all possible paths level by level, ensuring the shortest path is found first. DFS (Depth-First Search) might get stuck exploring one branch, leading to a longer path in this scenario.
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