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Chapter 10: Recursion Problem Solving and Program Design in C 5th Edition by Jeri R. Hanly and Elliot B. Koffman

Figure 10.1 Splitting a Problem into Smaller Problems

Figure 10.2 Recursive Function multiply

Figure 10.3 Thought Process of Recursive Algorithm Developer

Figure 10.4 Recursive Function to Count a Character in a String

Figure 10.5 Trace of Function multiply

Figure 10.6 Function reverse_input_words

Figure 10.7 Trace of reverse_input_words(3) When the Words Entered are "bits" "and" "bytes"

Figure 10.8 Sequence of Events for Trace of reverse_input_words(3)

Figure 10.9 Recursive Function multiply with Print Statements to Create Trace and Output from multiply(8, 3)

Figure 10.9 Recursive Function multiply with Print Statements to Create Trace and Output from multiply(8, 3) (cont’d)

Figure 10.10 Recursive factorial Function

Figure 10.11 Trace of fact = factorial(3);

Figure 10.12 Iterative Function factorial

Figure 10.13 Recursive Function fibonacci

Figure 10.14 Program Using Recursive Function gcd

Figure 10.14 Program Using Recursive Function gcd (cont’d)

Figure 10.15 Recursive Function to Extract Capital Letters from a String

Figure 10.16 Trace of Call to Recursive Function find_caps

Figure 10.17 Sequence of Events for Trace of Call to find_caps from printf Statements

Figure 10.18 Trace of Selection Sort

Figure 10.19 Recursive Selection Sort

Figure 10.19 Recursive Selection Sort (cont’d)

Figure 10.20 Recursive Set Operations on Sets Represented as Character Strings

Figure 10.20 Recursive Set Operations on Sets Represented as Character Strings (cont’d)

Figure 10.20 Recursive Set Operations on Sets Represented as Character Strings (cont’d)

Figure 10.20 Recursive Set Operations on Sets Represented as Character Strings (cont’d)

Figure 10.20 Recursive Set Operations on Sets Represented as Character Strings (cont’d)

Figure 10.20 Recursive Set Operations on Sets Represented as Character Strings (cont’d)

Figure 10.21 Towers of Hanoi

Figure 10.22 Towers of Hanoi After Steps 1 and 2

Figure 10.23 Towers of Hanoi After Steps 1, 2, 3.1, and 3.2

Figure 10.24 Recursive Function tower

Figure 10.25 Trace of tower ('A', 'C', 'B', 3);

Figure 10.26 Output Generated by tower ('A', 'C', 'B', 3);

Figure 10.27 Grid with Three Blobs