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**We can disagree and still be friends.**
I build bridges and tools for others to use.
I maintain and improve a lot of legacy code, monoliths, services.
I spend my free dev-time on FOSS packages.
**We can disagree and still be friends.**
I build bridges and tools for others to use.
I maintain and improve a lot of legacy code, monoliths, services.
I spend my free dev-time on FOSS packages.
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.
I think people should first learn how stacks work as function call always endup being on the call stacks. This way we can more rigorously define Recursion in terms of implementation.
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😂😂😂
liked the article ?
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.
I think people should first learn how stacks work as function call always endup being on the call stacks. This way we can more rigorously define Recursion in terms of implementation.
Nice article tho!! ❤️❤️
Yeah you're right, generally you understand your code better when you learn more about how it works and what happens behind the scenes
Thank a lot bro ❤️️
Good article! I didn't really understand what recursion is yesterday, but after this article I began to understand well. Thank you.
Thank a lot man glad I could help
your so welcome, thank you for this great feedback :)