Lecture

Recursive Functions: Methodology of Development + Debugging

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This lecture covers the methodology of development, recursion, and debugging in C++. Topics include recursive functions, effects of side effects, function overloading, default arguments, and the recursive approach principle. Examples such as calculating the body mass index and solving the Towers of Hanoi problem are discussed.

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