= Exact coloring
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Exact coloring is a concept from graph theory. In the context of graph coloring, a graph is said to be *exactly k-colored* if it can be colored with exactly \\( k \\) colors such that no two adjacent vertices share the same color. In more specific terms, when we talk about exact coloring in a graph: - The graph is properly colored if adjacent vertices have different colors. - An exact coloring restricts the number of colors used to exactly \\( k \\).
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