Lecture

Recursively Defined Functions

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Description

This lecture introduces recursively defined functions, explaining the basis step and recursive step involved in defining functions for all numbers. Examples include the Fibonacci numbers and factorial function. The lecture also demonstrates how to compute values of recursively defined functions and proves properties using mathematical induction.

Official source

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