In DFS, what data structure is typically used to keep track of visited nodes?
- Heap
- Linked List
- Queue
- Stack
In Depth-First Search (DFS), a stack is typically used to keep track of visited nodes. The stack follows the Last In, First Out (LIFO) principle, ensuring that the last node visited is the first one to be explored.
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