Jul 22 2009 05:01 AM 3815 6 Recursion Dheerendra_juli What is recursion? Which data structure is used for recursion Jitendra Chittoda Sep 4th, 2011 Stack data structure is used to maintain the information about the recursive functions. kbjarnason Profile Answers by kbjarnason Questions by kbjarnason Jul 2nd, 2010 Recursion occurs when a function, either directly or indirectly, calls itself. An example might be a factorial function:unsigned fact(unsigned n){ /* 0! is by definition 1; */ &... Answer Question Select Best Answer Jul 23 2008 10:24 PM 2453 2 What is the technique for Fixing Code Errors prettyfox grimes13 Profile Answers by grimes13 Questions by grimes13 Sep 5th, 2011 First off for me there is no one technique. Generally I do this: 1. Find out what the error is and reproduce it. 2. Create a test that should pass if the error is fixed. 3. Make my code pass that test. This is not info on how to find a bug but on how I would go about fixing one. Answer Question Select Best Answer
Jul 22 2009 05:01 AM 3815 6 Recursion Dheerendra_juli What is recursion? Which data structure is used for recursion Jitendra Chittoda Sep 4th, 2011 Stack data structure is used to maintain the information about the recursive functions. kbjarnason Profile Answers by kbjarnason Questions by kbjarnason Jul 2nd, 2010 Recursion occurs when a function, either directly or indirectly, calls itself. An example might be a factorial function:unsigned fact(unsigned n){ /* 0! is by definition 1; */ &... Answer Question Select Best Answer
Jitendra Chittoda Sep 4th, 2011 Stack data structure is used to maintain the information about the recursive functions.
kbjarnason Profile Answers by kbjarnason Questions by kbjarnason Jul 2nd, 2010 Recursion occurs when a function, either directly or indirectly, calls itself. An example might be a factorial function:unsigned fact(unsigned n){ /* 0! is by definition 1; */ &...
Jul 23 2008 10:24 PM 2453 2 What is the technique for Fixing Code Errors prettyfox grimes13 Profile Answers by grimes13 Questions by grimes13 Sep 5th, 2011 First off for me there is no one technique. Generally I do this: 1. Find out what the error is and reproduce it. 2. Create a test that should pass if the error is fixed. 3. Make my code pass that test. This is not info on how to find a bug but on how I would go about fixing one. Answer Question Select Best Answer
grimes13 Profile Answers by grimes13 Questions by grimes13 Sep 5th, 2011 First off for me there is no one technique. Generally I do this: 1. Find out what the error is and reproduce it. 2. Create a test that should pass if the error is fixed. 3. Make my code pass that test. This is not info on how to find a bug but on how I would go about fixing one.