Shortest Path For A Dag?

I'm going to go against my intuition and assume this isn't homework. You have to take advantage of the information that a topological ordering gives you. Whenever you examine the node n in a topological ordering, you have the guarantee that you've already traversed every possible path to n.

Using this it's clear to see that you can generate the shortest path with one linear scan of a topological ordering (pseudocode).

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