Recursive Algorithms: Factorial, Exponentiation, Search

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This lecture covers the concept of recursive algorithms, focusing on factorial computation, exponentiation, and search algorithms. It explains the recursive approach to solving problems by reducing them to smaller instances until reaching a base case.

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