Recursive Call
Definition
A recursive call is when a function calls itself within its own code, allowing for repetitive execution of the same set of instructions.
Related terms
Base Case: A base case is the condition that stops the recursion by providing an exit point for the function.
Recursion Depth: The recursion depth refers to the number of times a function has called itself.
Tail Recursion: Tail recursion occurs when the recursive call is the last operation performed in a function.
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