Recursion and Multiple Returns
Functions that call themselves and branch out.
A Function Calling Itself
Recursion is when a function calls itself to solve a smaller piece of the same problem, step by step. 🔁
Every Recursion Needs a Base Case
The base case is the stopping point. Without it the function would call itself forever and overflow the stack.
All lessons in this course
- Function Syntax and Return Types
- Passing Values vs References
- pub Functions and Visibility
- Recursion and Multiple Returns