Lecture

Recursive Functions: Examples and Applications

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This lecture covers the concept of recursive functions, including how they work, their scope, and the use of namespaces. It also explores examples such as calculating factorials and Fibonacci sequences, highlighting the differences between recursive and iterative approaches.

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