I am fairly new to Graph theory and I have a a very basic doubt regarding Strongly connected component of a graph. It says two nodes or more are strongly connected if there are paths from both nodes to each other.so whether this graph qualifies as a cyclic graph with cycles?
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Yes, strongly connected graphs are cyclic. In such graphs any two vertices, say
uandvare strongly connected, so there exists a path fromutovand a path fromvtoumade of directed edges. If theu->vpath and thev->upath are disjoint, concatenate them and you have the cycle. If they share edges, start fromuand follow theu->vpath, once you hit the first edge shared by the two paths, start following thev->upath until you return tou.