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CS293 – In this lab, we will take forward the task that we started in Lab 9, i.e. to help passengers plan their journeys. In Lab 9, we considered only direct journeys from a source station to a destination station. In this lab, we will allow journeys with change of trains. However, a Solved

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Use Depth-First-Search/Breadth-First-Search or even a Best-First Search (that uses a priority queue instead of a stack or queue to store unexplored nodes) to print journeys from a source station to a destination station, with a specified maximum number of stop-overs and a specified maximum transit waiting time during any of the stop-overs.
Please submit only printJourney.cpp and assumptions.txt in a tar zipped folder named <roll_number>_L10

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