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1 Breadth First Search AB F I EH DC G FIFO Queue - front

2 Breadth First Search AB F I EH DC G A FIFO Queue - front enqueue source node

3 Breadth First Search AB F I EH DC G A FIFO Queue - front dequeue next vertex

4 Breadth First Search front visit neighbors of A AB F I EH DC G - FIFO Queue

5 Breadth First Search front visit neighbors of A AB F I EH DC G - FIFO Queue

6 Breadth First Search B front B discovered AB F I EH DC G - A FIFO Queue

7 Breadth First Search B front visit neighbors of A A F I EH DC G - B A FIFO Queue

8 Breadth First Search B I front I discovered A F I EH DC G - B A A FIFO Queue

9 Breadth First Search B I front finished with A A F I EH DC G - B A A FIFO Queue

10 Breadth First Search B I front A F I EH DC G - B A A dequeue next vertex FIFO Queue

11 Breadth First Search I front A F I EH DC G - B A A visit neighbors of B FIFO Queue

12 Breadth First Search I front A F I EH DC G - B A A visit neighbors of B FIFO Queue

13 Breadth First Search I F front A F I EH DC G - B A A F discovered B FIFO Queue

14 Breadth First Search I F front A F I EH DC G - B A A visit neighbors of B B FIFO Queue

15 Breadth First Search I F front A F I EH DC G - B A A A already discovered B FIFO Queue

16 Breadth First Search I F front A F I EH DC G - B A A finished with B B FIFO Queue

17 Breadth First Search I F front A F I EH DC G - B A A dequeue next vertex B FIFO Queue

18 Breadth First Search F front A F I EH DC G - B A A visit neighbors of I B FIFO Queue

19 Breadth First Search F front A F I EH DC G - B A A visit neighbors of I B FIFO Queue

20 Breadth First Search F front A F I EH DC G - B A A A already discovered B FIFO Queue

21 Breadth First Search F front A F I EH DC G - B A A visit neighbors of I B FIFO Queue

22 Breadth First Search F E front A F I EH DC G - B A A E discovered B I FIFO Queue

23 Breadth First Search F E front A F I EH DC G - B A A visit neighbors of I B I FIFO Queue

24 Breadth First Search F E front A F I EH DC G - B A A F already discovered B I FIFO Queue

25 Breadth First Search F E front A F I EH DC G - B A A I finished B I FIFO Queue

26 Breadth First Search F E front A F I EH DC G - B A A dequeue next vertex B I FIFO Queue

27 Breadth First Search E front A F I EH DC G - B A A visit neighbors of F B I FIFO Queue

28 Breadth First Search E G front A F I EH DC G - B A A G discovered B I F FIFO Queue

29 Breadth First Search E G front A F I EH DC G - B A A F finished B I F FIFO Queue

30 Breadth First Search E G front A F I EH DC G - B A A dequeue next vertex B I F FIFO Queue

31 Breadth First Search G front A F I EH DC G - B A A visit neighbors of E B I F FIFO Queue

32 Breadth First Search G front A F I EH DC G - B A A E finished B I F FIFO Queue

33 Breadth First Search G front A F I EH DC G - B A A dequeue next vertex B I F FIFO Queue

34 Breadth First Search front A F I EH DC G - B A A visit neighbors of G B I F FIFO Queue

35 Breadth First Search C front A F I EH DC G - B A A C discovered B I F G FIFO Queue

36 Breadth First Search C front A F I EH DC G - B A A visit neighbors of G B I F G FIFO Queue

37 Breadth First Search C H front A F I EH DC G - B A A H discovered B I F G G FIFO Queue

38 Breadth First Search C H front A F I EH DC G - B A A G finished B I F G G FIFO Queue

39 Breadth First Search C H front A F I EH DC G - B A A dequeue next vertex B I F G G FIFO Queue

40 Breadth First Search H front A F I EH DC G - B A A visit neighbors of C B I F G G FIFO Queue

41 Breadth First Search H D front A F I EH DC G - B A A D discovered B I F G G C FIFO Queue

42 Breadth First Search H D front A F I EH DC G - B A A C finished B I F G G C FIFO Queue

43 Breadth First Search H D front A F I EH DC G - B A A get next vertex B I F G G C FIFO Queue

44 Breadth First Search D front A F I EH DC G - B A A visit neighbors of H B I F G G C FIFO Queue

45 Breadth First Search D front A F I EH DC G - B A A finished H B I F G G C FIFO Queue

46 Breadth First Search D front A F I EH DC G - B A A dequeue next vertex B I F G G C FIFO Queue

47 Breadth First Search front A F I EH DC G - B A A visit neighbors of D B I F G G C FIFO Queue

48 Breadth First Search front A F I EH DC G - B A A D finished B I F G G C FIFO Queue

49 Breadth First Search front A F I EH DC G - B A A dequeue next vertex B I F G G C FIFO Queue

50 Breadth First Search front STOP A F I EH DC G - B A A B I F G G C FIFO Queue