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Explore Stack InternalSome problems, such as walking a tree structure (walking, say, an entire directory structure, as opposed to, say, searching for a specific B-Tree node), are ideally suited to using recursion; the non-recursive equivalents often simplesimply add the complication of managing your own stack.
In these cases, recursion is the best, simplest solution and easiest to understand.
Some problems, such as walking a tree structure (walking, say, an entire directory structure, as opposed to, say, searching for a specific B-Tree node), are ideally suited to using recursion; the non-recursive equivalents often simple add the complication of managing your own stack.
In these cases, recursion is the best, simplest solution and easiest to understand.
Some problems, such as walking a tree structure (walking, say, an entire directory structure, as opposed to, say, searching for a specific B-Tree node), are ideally suited to using recursion; the non-recursive equivalents often simply add the complication of managing your own stack.
In these cases, recursion is the best, simplest solution and easiest to understand.
Some problems, such as walking a tree structure (walking, say, an entire directory structure, as opposed to, say, searching for a specific B-Tree node), are ideally suited to using recursion; the non-recursive equivalents often simple add the complication of managing your own stack.
In these cases, recursion is the best, simplest solution and easiest to understand.
