As I was told, recursion is a good way to make things simple in terms of writing programming code, but the outcome usually involves extra overheads. I was also told that for some recursion algorithms it is possible to adapt them to make corresponding nonrecursion ones. I wonder if there's a generic way to do that. And if so, are there any literatures regarding that matter that you would like to recommend? Thank you very much in advance!!
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Jump to PostOfcourse there are generic ways to make a recursive method non-recursive. Just google for it. U wil get that.
Regarding the use of recursive functions: It is not recommended always because it may lead to stack-overflow and crash of your program if the iterations are large in numbers.
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Ofcourse there are generic ways to make a recursive method non-recursive. Just google for it. U wil get that.
Regarding the use of recursive functions: It is not recommended always because it may lead to stack-overflow and crash of your program if the iterations are large in numbers.
But its a very easy way to some some very typical problems which are a bit difficult to solve using non-recursive functions.
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Thank you very much! I'll try gooling for it.
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