Edge

Connection between two vertices in geometry or graph theory.

border line

An edge refers to a boundary line of a surface or the object, often representing a connection between two vertices in geometry and graph theory.

/edʒ/

From Old English edge, from Proto-West Germanic *egga, of uncertain origin.

An edge is like a line connecting two dots on a drawing, showing how they're related.

In graph theory, edges can be weighted to represent costs or distances
Bridges in a graph are edges whose removal disconnects the graph
The concept of edges is used in computer science to represent connections in networks

What is an edge? It connects two vertices in geometry or graph theory
What does an edge represent? It represents a relationship between the connected vertices
Can edges have direction? Yes, directed edges indicate a one-way connection

side margin

boundary line

cliff rim

shape object

geometric structural