In Python, is there some standard way of defining/treating/dealing

>>58285930
import answer.py

import graph.py

>>58285956
Sounds cool, is there some canonical tutorial for it?

Googled around more and decided to look into "networkX".

http://networkx.github.io/

For small things I've just been using dicts to represent adjacency lists

Define your own node class. It has a list of connected nodes and a value.

Not only is it exactly like all other programming languages in existence, but you could have found it in 5 seconds:
https://www.python.org/doc/essays/graphs/

>>58285930
>is there some standard way of defining/treating/dealing with graphs?
Graphs can be represented with matrices, nigger.

I've used networkx for finding paths in graphs.