= External memory graph traversal
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External memory graph traversal refers to techniques and algorithms designed for traversing and processing graphs that are too large to fit entirely in a computer's main memory (RAM). Given the growing size of data and the rise of big data applications, external memory algorithms have become increasingly important for efficiently handling large datasets stored on slower external memory devices, like hard drives or SSDs. \#\#\# Key Concepts 1.
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