recursion的意思和读音

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1.the process of repeating a function , each time applying it to the result of the previous stage

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n.1.the return of something, often repeatedly2.the use of repeated steps, each based on the result of the one before, to define a function or calculate a number3.a programming technique where a routine performs its task by delegating part of it to another instance of itself

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1.This code uses the concept of recursion to call the main function multiple times until the last directory has been traversed.

2.You may be thinking that you know how write this program to perform faster or better without recursion.使使

3.Well, there is also a possibility of using function names for recursion, but you will soon see that this is often impractical nowadays.使

4.And thus, the ability to understand pointers and recursion is directly correlated with the ability to be a great programmer.

5.Known as lambda calculus, it was designed to investigate the function definition and application, as well as the concept of recursion.lambda

6.Too many method calls is often indicative of a very deep or unbounded recursion.

7.The last function you're going to create is going to take some recursion, where the true power of list processing using Lisp lies.使Lisp

8.Recursion allows defining policies higher up in a domain and enforce them on all the component implementations and interactions within.

9.Recursion is one of the familiar methods in algorithm design and analysis, and through this method many efficient algorithms can be found.

10.Likewise, when print_report_irecurses, there is nothing left that it does after the point of recursion.print_report_i