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Is the below one is recursive or iterative program???
fact=1; num=5; while(num) { fact*=fact*(num--); } cout<<fact;
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iterative, because it uses a loop to iterate.
recursive needs a function calling itself.
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thank you a lot for the answer
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When you use a loop, it become itterative. A recusion use (i) a start value and (ii) the return from the functions last call the new call. Like
f(n) = f(n-1) , f(0) = b, n >= 0
I no expert in CCP but to me it looks like ’fact ’is a variable to which you multiply a value that decreace with one at every iterartion. And all this you multiply to the variable. I should not call that a recusive function.
In your case you don’t need to ’start with the inner value to count you out’. You can just solve ut by a ordinary itterative process. If it should be a recursive function there must exist som kind of selcetion inside the code: is this the base case or or not.
/Regards Per B🙂