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You WILL Understand Recursion After Watching This
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Literally the best explainer.
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I agree 👍👍👍
Seems so!
fun fact: the command "pip" is a recursive acronym that mentions itself, eg. it means: "pip installs packages"
Lmao, same with Wine with the acronym "Wine is not an emulator". Developers love doing this for some reason 😂
same with GNU
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Bro I started an algorithm course 2 weeks ago and I stopped because I couldnt understand recursion even after watching several videos on youtube, Now i actually understand how it works thanks.
Ive been stuck on this concept for like a week. Thank you for the visual representation in the code that helped SO MUCH. Earned a subscriber thanks again!
finally, an explanation on recursion i can understand!
Awesome way of solving factorials! Never thought of doing that, great explanation of recursion!
Try to solve Fibonacci using recursion
@@djimi9803 I'll give it a shot
@@djimi9803 Ive made two version, one of them require you to input the two starting numbers of the sequence and how many numbers of the sequence you want to print. The other version only requires a number of how many numbers in the sequence you want to print, however its ever so slightly more code.
import math
math.factorial(3)
this method is much quicker and doesn't use recursion. The function shown in the video was just an example to show how recursion works
@@FlashAm yh I know that, I just think it's pretty cool
This is very helpful just what I've looking for, easy to understand about recursion. Thanks!
I think recursion is better explained using problems that can't be solved through a simple loop. Such as printing out all permutations of a given sequence with an unknown number of elements.
Great explanation! love how you break down each step of the recursive calls.
Finally! Someone who explained recursion in a way that I can understand it. Well done and thank you!
You are the best teacher who explain this function 🗿
That was incredible. I’ve been trying to understand recursion for a while
so far the best explanation i've seen
Awesome video!! Helped me fully grasp how recursion works.
Excellent video of recursion and how to use it!
Wow, that was an amazing explanation! You covered all the bases and questions I had, thank you!
Thank you..Finally understood the logic behind this
Yeah I simply must echo the praise of the previous comments. Brilliant explanation.
That is one of the best explanations I've ever had. Thank you!
One of the best explanations ever , really clear understand
If this guy would be my computer teacher I would go on a cuber war with north Korea fr!!
Best explanation of a coding tutorial ive seen
Imagine recursive function as alien species which have specific role to perform and they multiple everytime they are called.
you have an amazing communication style for this stuffs.
Thank you bro you have no idea how you helped me
best explanation
im a bit late but
remember to make sure n is an integer because otherwise n will never equal 1
Great video, thanks for the explanation :)
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That did help thank you very much
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Wowww amazing explanation!!
Thank you very much !
Excellent
Top dog teaching!
i love this guy
Im just learning python for like a month and I cant understand a line of code last night maybe because life knows that youtube will give it to me this morning
Try to do a negative number with this implementation ;-)
You coulda trolled everyone with Google saying University of Utah says, “To be able to understand recursion you have to understand recursion!”
..what does that even mean? xD
Only takes a few minutes to go from dumb person to smart person 🎉
no way it's so damn simple
Which colour theme are you using in vscode?
What's the theme and font used here anyone? Please
Goaaaat
What theme is it?
What font is that?
Is a for loop considered recursion?
No, that's iteration
@Scymet thanks. I did end up looking more into this. I'm aware of the differences now
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