Small solution in Python 3.X 😄
def recursive_ninjas(nb: int) -> str: return 'chirp.' if nb == 1 else f'chirp-{recursive_ninjas(nb - 1)}'
Nice one! But you forgot an edge case. I can still call it with a negative value and get a recursion error.
print(recursive_ninjas(-10)); # RecursionError: maximum recursion depth exceeded in comparison
I think you should add another if else branch for when the value is less or equal than zero.
if else
Given some context, which is ninjas talking, I doubt that they can talk negativly or that not talking at all is considered as talking
However, without those information, I fully agree ! 😄
I was reading the old ninja scroll all wrong... Thanks sensei 😁
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Small solution in Python 3.X 😄
Nice one! But you forgot an edge case. I can still call it with a negative value and get a recursion error.
I think you should add another
if elsebranch for when the value is less or equal than zero.Given some context, which is ninjas talking, I doubt that they can talk negativly or that not talking at all is considered as talking
However, without those information, I fully agree ! 😄
I was reading the old ninja scroll all wrong... Thanks sensei 😁