No matther where from you start: you can start from first or last, it will remain the same. that's recursion. You can also say its result will be same if you choose either FIFO or LIFO :D
I've posted this here a few times, but here we go again: From the index of the dBASE III Plus manual back in the '80s (when software came with printed manuals so big you could kill someone with them):
Endless Loop: See Loop, Endless
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Loop, Endless: See Endless Loop
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No matther where from you start: you can start from first or last, it will remain the same. that's recursion. You can also say its result will be same if you choose either FIFO or LIFO :D
I've posted this here a few times, but here we go again: From the index of the dBASE III Plus manual back in the '80s (when software came with printed manuals so big you could kill someone with them):
Endless Loop: See Loop, Endless
...
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Loop, Endless: See Endless Loop
Now that is cute. Really cute. You're not a parent, are you?
This made me laugh, thank you!
I prefer this one about deadlock (kind of similar) :
There are two kinds of people in the world: those who understand recursion and those who don't understand that there are two kinds of people in this world...
good man....
Haha this was hella clever. You getting a
unicornreaction andheartfrom meIn order to understand recursion, one must first understand recursion.