👉 In mathematics, a cliqueyness is a concept related to graph theory. It refers to the number of edges that can be added to an undirected graph without changing its connectivity structure. For example, if we have a graph G with n vertices and m edges, then a cliqueyness (denoted as k) is defined as: 1. If G has exactly one connected component, then k = 0. 2. If G contains more than one connected component but no isolated nodes,
