- Professor Hoenigman
- Andrew Schwartz
- Fall 2020
This project provides information about flight destinations and routes. Using flight data scraped from Kayak, this answers questions like, "Where can I travel for under $300?" and, "Where can I fly non-stop from Atlanta?"
We use a directional graph to implement the route network, where nodes represent airports and edges represent flights. The edge weight is equal to the ticket cost for a flight.
For questions that consider price, we use priority queues to sort flights by lowest cost to highest cost.
Run the code with ./run.sh. If run.sh is not an executable, try chmod +x run.sh.
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This code should be OS-independent. If you want to generate flight data, you will need to use python 3. C++ is based on C++11.
- Andrew Schwartz (@schwartzadev)
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