Recursion in c++ with example

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1)what is Recursion in c++ with example

2) static array and dynamic array

Posted 31-Jan-12 18:49pm

ALIWAZ

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Solution 4

1) Recursion: see Recursion.
(I stole it here[^])

C++ example:

C++

string ask_that_question(Folk * pf)
{
  if ( ! pf )
  {
    return "sorry, no cookie for you.";
  }
  else if ( pf->name() == "Carlo")
  {
    return pf->silly_answer();
  }
  else
  {
    return ask_that_question( pf->nearby_folk() );
  )
}

2) Nooo, you can't find that Googling[^].

Posted 31-Jan-12 23:53pm

CPallini

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Chandrasekharan P 1-Feb-12 6:27am

A 5 for this. and you have given him an example also :)
Cheers

CPallini 1-Feb-12 6:44am

Thank you.

Solution 2

Have Searched in Google, Here is the Google Search link
Google[^]

Thanks
--RA

Posted 31-Jan-12 18:51pm

Rajesh Anuhya

Solution 3

From the 'Ask a Question' rules (emphasis mine):

1. Have you searched or Googled for a solution?
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Posted 31-Jan-12 23:30pm

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2012-01-31T18:51:00

Solution 1

You should do your own homework. If you can't use google or the index of your textbook to answer these questions, then you probably should drop your course. If you decide to start working on your own work and have a specific question, by all means, we are here for that.

Posted 31-Jan-12 18:51pm

Christian Graus

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Lakamraju Raghuram 1-Feb-12 0:59am

Perfect.
+5