What kinds of projects did you build? I'd risk saying that it's more likely you just didn't spot where graphs could be useful, or you implemented a graph not re

What kinds of projects did you build? I'd risk saying that it's more likely you just didn't spot where graphs could be useful, or you implemented a graph not recognising it as such. Even if you work with pure webdev - the least CS-requiring field of all programming, if you work with DOM, it's a tree/graph structure, or if you work with a sitemap - it's a graph. From my experience working with non-cs programmers, they tend to struggle with finding solutions to problems that would be solved instantly with graph structures. Or they write suboptimal code because they end up doing BFS, where they should DFS, or brute force when they could use a specific graph algorithm.