Can any category (from category theory) be represented by a graph?

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uvelichitel2020-06-30 00:25:02

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uvelichitel, 2020-06-30 00:25:02

Can any category (from category theory) be represented by a graph?

Well, there are morphisms, functors))
Is the expressiveness of the graph enough for this?

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