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```bash
make help
```
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-## Adjacency List Storage: Linked List vs Array
-
-Two approaches for storing graph neighbors: linked lists and dynamic arrays.
-Benchmarks show no measurable performance difference
-despite vectors offering better cache locality.
-
-Why? Kahn's algorithm is $O(V+E) $, so memory access patterns
-likely isn't the bottleneck.
-
-Cache locality could become a bottleneck on huge graphs