Asked by Julius McMillan on Sep 28, 2024
Regarding recursion,if a base case is never reached the result is:
A) infinite recursion
B) iteration
C) termination
D) all of the above
Infinite Recursion
A situation in which a function or method calls itself without an exit condition, leading to a stack overflow error.
Base Case
In recursive programming, a condition that stops the recursion by not making any further calls.
- Acknowledge the need for a base case in recursive functions to halt infinite looping.
Learning Objectives
- Acknowledge the need for a base case in recursive functions to halt infinite looping.