Examine the effectiveness and limitations of uninformed search techniques in solving complex problems. Discuss one scenario for each where depth$-$first search $($DFS$)$ and breadth$-$first search $($BFS$)$ may outperform each other. Provide one real$-$world example to illustrate your points.

Possible Points to Cover:

Overview and Strengths$/$Weaknesses of Uninformed Search Techniques:

Provide a concise overview $(1$ line$)$ of both depth$-$first search $($DFS$)$ and breadth$-$first search $($BFS$),$ followed by a brief discussion of their strengths and weaknesses $(1-2$ lines each$).$

Comparison of DFS and BFS using Unique Scenarios:

Present one scenario where DFS outperforms BFS and another where BFS outperforms DFS$.$ Justify your choices with clear explanations.

One Real$-$World Example of Uninformed Search Applications:

Provide a real$-$world example illustrating the application of uninformed search techniques. Clearly explain how either DFS or BFS $($or both$)$ is utilized in the given scenario.

Response to peers

Students are expected to respond to two peers' initial responses.

Consideration of Time and Space Complexity $($Additional point possible$)$:

Optionally, consider the time and space complexity of DFS and BFS$.$ Discuss how these factors influence their applicability in different situations.