You're a legend . You didn't just teach recursion, you taught us the base of an approach to a program, which many teachers omit. I always struggle in finding approaches so thanks a lot.
This is ridiculous! How is it that you are the most concise explaining this?! I am new to coding and I cannot believe that you just made this sooooo simple and understandable. Thank you so much for finally explaining why the heck I am using n - 1 in my recursive functions!!!!! Can i just love this video? I mean, "Like" just isn't enough. You are amazing.
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Recursion concept can be confusing but this video makes it sounds so easy!! Super duper awesome! Easy to understand even for the first time studying this concept
Hi I really liked your videos specially on Recursion. Also since the name of the playlist includes data-structures , request you to include topics like Stacks, Queues,Trees,Graphs,Heaps and other data-structures too. A playlist on Algorithms will go a long way . The reason I am asking is you are really concise and deliver clearly the lectures .
My go-to when teaching recursion is teaching students how to make a program such that you can list all file names in an array, given a directory. The sub-problem is putting all filenames into an array, and the complex problem is, when the file is a directory, doing the same procedure within. I use this as my go-to to explain recursion, and the results have been very positive. If you are someone who is trying to teach budding programmers, this has been a very solid approach. Just make sure to explain every little detail, including base-case (listing filenames in a directory), and then expanding that function into a recursive version.
Since you are only considering fac(1)=1 and not fac(0)=1 as a base value you will get a segmentation fault error if you try to find factorial of 0 because of infinite recursion.
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I used a ternary operator: #include int factorial(int n) { return (n == 1 || n == 0) ? 1 : n * factorial(n - 1); } int main() { int num; printf("Enter a number. "); scanf("%d", &num); printf("%d ", factorial(num)); return 0; }
Thank you for explaining this so nicely and systematically. I was stuck in a recursive function problem for a while, after watching this video it's now all clear for me. Thanks again.
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This would have been a great tutorial(it's good) if you did a dry run and explained how the program would execute(memory allocation in stack space and how the stack finally unwinds and actually calculates the factorial) before running it to find output. And the 'if statement' can be modified to check for zero as well.
“I understood recursion better after your explanation. Thank you, sir. I have a question. What happens if the argument is 0? Will the function keep calling itself with [0*fact(-1)] and so on?”
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I would consider my Base case as if(n==1 || n==0) or simply if(n==0) because factorial of 0 is 1. so we have to keep this in mind if a user enters 0 value, so I believe your program will not work properly. Happy Coding...
for negative input, your program will be being infinite loop and factorial of negative does not exist so your code will not work properly so you have to add one other condition for this case
Hi I think that you should start the base from 0 because 0 is considered an integer. Right now, if someone inputs 0 it won't work. Starting from 0 would be better I think. But nice video!
No you can't start from 0 unless you want to do it backwards but that won't work. The recursion won't be forced to split and leave all the numbers to multiply.
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You didn't just teach recursion, you taught us the base of an approach to a program, which many teachers omit.
I always struggle in finding approaches so thanks a lot.
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This is ridiculous! How is it that you are the most concise explaining this?! I am new to coding and I cannot believe that you just made this sooooo simple and understandable. Thank you so much for finally explaining why the heck I am using n - 1 in my recursive functions!!!!!
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This process was the key to unlocking recursion for me. Thank you so much for making it so clear!
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I finally found the best programming teacher. I had trouble understanding our lessons at school so I kept on looking for many references online. And voila! I finally found the most concise and comprehensive explanation of the lesson ever Thank you so much Sir. You helped me a lot.
Recursion concept can be confusing but this video makes it sounds so easy!! Super duper awesome! Easy to understand even for the first time studying this concept
Hi I really liked your videos specially on Recursion. Also since the name of the playlist includes data-structures , request you to include topics like Stacks, Queues,Trees,Graphs,Heaps and other data-structures too. A playlist on Algorithms will go a long way . The reason I am asking is you are really concise and deliver clearly the lectures .
My go-to when teaching recursion is teaching students how to make a program such that you can list all file names in an array, given a directory. The sub-problem is putting all filenames into an array, and the complex problem is, when the file is a directory, doing the same procedure within. I use this as my go-to to explain recursion, and the results have been very positive. If you are someone who is trying to teach budding programmers, this has been a very solid approach. Just make sure to explain every little detail, including base-case (listing filenames in a directory), and then expanding that function into a recursive version.
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Since you are only considering fac(1)=1 and not fac(0)=1 as a base value you will get a segmentation fault error if you try to find factorial of 0 because of infinite recursion.
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I was looking for recursive for python tutorials ..the basic logic is so well explained, I could work this out as well. Thank you
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Thank to you, now I understand how The recursion works, thank you so much.
it should says
-------------------------------
if (n ==0)
return 1 ;
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because 0! = 1
Thank you so much for the series
I used a ternary operator:
#include
int factorial(int n)
{
return (n == 1 || n == 0) ? 1 : n * factorial(n - 1);
}
int main()
{
int num;
printf("Enter a number.
");
scanf("%d", &num);
printf("%d
", factorial(num));
return 0;
}
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Thank you so much. Finally I understand how Recursive fuction does work.
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Great video - I finally understand how recursion works. I can also see how stack issues can occur now.
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Thank you for explaining this so nicely and systematically. I was stuck in a recursive function problem for a while, after watching this video it's now all clear for me. Thanks again.
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AWESOME dude !!! THEE BEST. most clear simple and best way what a great help in ubderstanding this VERY difficult subject matter; RECURSION. thank. YOU. SO. much. !!
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This would have been a great tutorial(it's good) if you did a dry run and explained how the program would execute(memory allocation in stack space and how the stack finally unwinds and actually calculates the factorial) before running it to find output.
And the 'if statement' can be modified to check for zero as well.
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can you please make video of recursion to print * pattern
example
*(1*)
*** (3*)
*****(5*)
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“I understood recursion better after your explanation.
Thank you, sir.
I have a question.
What happens if the argument is 0?
Will the function keep calling itself with
[0*fact(-1)] and so on?”
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I would consider my Base case as
if(n==1 || n==0) or simply if(n==0)
because factorial of 0 is 1.
so we have to keep this in mind if a user enters 0 value,
so I believe your program will not work properly.
Happy Coding...
Sir u make recurtion very easy for me.. thanks sir
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for negative input, your program will be being infinite loop and factorial of negative does not exist so your code will not work properly so you have to add one other condition for this case
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Hi I think that you should start the base from 0 because 0 is considered an integer. Right now, if someone inputs 0 it won't work. Starting from 0 would be better I think. But nice video!
This program can be done with simply for loop then what is advantage of recursion
No you can't start from 0 unless you want to do it backwards but that won't work. The recursion won't be forced to split and leave all the numbers to multiply.
Good Explanation, Sir !
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