Factorial Function
One of the classic examples of using recursion is calculating a factorial of a number. Here’s a typical implementation of this function: int factorial (int num){ if (num==1) return 1;
One of the classic examples of using recursion is calculating a factorial of a number. Here’s a typical implementation of this function: int factorial (int num){ if (num==1) return 1;
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