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The Web Page Ranking project aims to rank web pages based on their links and significance using data structure concepts. It organizes and analyzes web page connections, treating each page as a node and links as connections, to prioritize relevant pages. The project enhances understanding of search result organization and demonstrates the practical application of graph data structures.

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Web Page Ranking-1

The Web Page Ranking project aims to rank web pages based on their links and significance using data structure concepts. It organizes and analyzes web page connections, treating each page as a node and links as connections, to prioritize relevant pages. The project enhances understanding of search result organization and demonstrates the practical application of graph data structures.

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Department of Freshmen Engineering

Academic Year 25-26 (Even Semester)

EGA1121 – Data Structure (TPR)

Batch No: 27
Register No: 927625BEC177-NITHEESH.S
Register No: 927625BEC178-NITHEESHWARAN.G
Year/Semester: I / II
Section: B4
Batch: 2025-2029
Title of the Project: Web Page Ranking

Abstract

The Web Page Ranking project aims to rank web pages


based on their links and significance. With the vast
number of pages on the internet, identifying the most
valuable one is a challenge. This project uses data
structure concepts to organize and analyze web page
connections. Each web page is considered a node,
and the links between pages are connections. By
utilizing these links, pages are ranked to prioritize
more relevant ones. This project helps students
understand how search results are organized and
demonstrates the practical application of graph data
structures.
Keywords

* Web Page: An individual page on the internet.


* Ranking: The process of ordering pages based on
their importance.
* Graph Data Structure: A data structure used to
represent page connections.
* Node: Represents each web page.
* Link/Hyperlink: A connection between pages.
• Search Engine: A system that retrieves web results.

Advantages

* Effortless Information Retrieval: Facilitates users in


quickly finding relevant web pages.
* Organized Search Results: Presents pages based on
their relevance.
* Efficient Data Management: The graph structure
effectively manages a large number of pages.
* Enhanced Search Accuracy: A higher level of
connectivity among pages positively impacts their
ranking.
* Time Savings: Minimizes the effort required in
locating valuable information.
* Real-World Application: The concept is used in
search engines.

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