Well, if you're asking... It's curious you did not use the ever-present factorial example. The example provided does not really demonstrate the advantage of recursion. I'd use an example that would otherwise require a stack data structure, like an algo to detect palindromes, for example.
Yeah that's because the goal of writing this article was to clarify the main idea of recursion for absolute beginners, I wanted to make it as simple as possible so I came up with this simple example, maybe in an upcoming article I'll dive more deep into recursion
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Chapter one: Tail Recursion.
To understand tail recursion, you need to understand Chapter One: Tail Recursion.
This link goes to this article not an article about tail recursion
Come on, man, it's a joke! I updated the link...
I'm pretty slow at getting jokes, I have just got it now, great one bro😂😂😂
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Well, if you're asking... It's curious you did not use the ever-present factorial example. The example provided does not really demonstrate the advantage of recursion. I'd use an example that would otherwise require a stack data structure, like an algo to detect palindromes, for example.
Yeah that's because the goal of writing this article was to clarify the main idea of recursion for absolute beginners, I wanted to make it as simple as possible so I came up with this simple example, maybe in an upcoming article I'll dive more deep into recursion
Thanks for your opinion