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8.8.2018: Aditya: The function for finding the Minimum Spanning Tree (minimal_spanning_tree_prim fucntion) in the minmax file in the master branch seems to be in error: when the function is run, one of the edges is displayed twice in the generated mst. I have rewritten the minimal_spanning_tree_prim function for finding the mst and deleted the earlier one; the edges are now correctly displayed.
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8.8.2018: Aditya:
The function for finding the Minimum Spanning Tree (minimal_spanning_tree_prim fucntion) in the minmax file in the master branch seems to be in error: when the function is run, one of the edges is displayed twice in the generated mst.
I have rewritten the minimal_spanning_tree_prim function for finding the mst and deleted the earlier one; the edges are now correctly displayed.