algorithm - is bellman-ford can be done in a single iteration? -

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does every graph have order of edges such after running single iteration of bellman-ford algorithm according order, every vertex labeled it's shortest path source ?

i'm quiet sure answer yes, can't think of algorithm able find order of edges, =]

sort shortest path tree topologically.


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