June 18, 2015IAT 2651 Recursion. June 18, 2015IAT 2652 Today’s Excitement  Recursion.

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June 18, 2015IAT 2651 Recursion

June 18, 2015IAT 2652 Today’s Excitement  Recursion

June 18, 2015IAT 2653 Recursion  Recursion basically means calling a method from inside itself. int factorial(int n) { if( n > 1 ) { return( n* factorial( n-1 ) ); } else return( 1 ); }

June 18, 2015IAT 2654 Calling Itself  Let’s step through what happens. factorial(3); int factorial(int n) (n=3) { if(n > 1) { return( n* factorial( n-1 ) ); } else return( 1 ); }

June 18, 2015IAT 2655 Calling Itself  Let’s step through what happens. factorial(3); int factorial(int n) (n=3) { if(n > 1) { return( n* factorial( n-1 ) ); } else return( 1 ); } int factorial(int n) (n=2) { if(n > 1) { return( n* factorial( n-1 ) ); } else return( 1 ); }

June 18, 2015IAT 2656 Calling Itself  Let’s step through what happens. factorial(3); int factorial(int n) (n=3) { if(n > 1) { return( n* factorial( n-1 ) ); } else return( 1 ); } int factorial(int n) (n=2) { if(n > 1) { return( n* factorial( n-1 ) ); } else return( 1 ); } int factorial(int n) (n=1) { if(n > 1) { return( n* factorial( n-1 ) ); } else return( 1 ); }

June 18, 2015IAT 2657 Calling Itself  Let’s step through what happens. factorial(3); int factorial(int n) (n=3) { if(n > 1) { return( n* factorial( n-1 ) ); } else return( 1 ); } int factorial(int n) (n=2) { if(n > 1) { return( n* factorial( n-1 ) ); } else return( 1 ); } int factorial(int n) (n=1) { if(n > 1) { return( n* factorial( n-1 ) ); } else return( 1 ); }

June 18, 2015IAT 2658 Calling Itself  Let’s step through what happens. factorial(3); int factorial(int n) (n=3) { if(n > 1) { return( n* factorial( n-1 ) ); } else return( 1 ); } int factorial(int n) (n=2) { if(n > 1) { return( n* factorial( n-1 ) ); } else return( 1 ); } 1

June 18, 2015IAT 2659 Calling Itself  Let’s step through what happens. factorial(3); int factorial(int n) (n=3) { if(n > 1) { return( n* factorial( n-1 ) ); } else return( 1 ); } int factorial(int n) (n=2) { if(n > 1) { return( n* 1 ); } else return( 1 ); }

June 18, 2015IAT Calling Itself  Let’s step through what happens. factorial(3); int factorial(int n) (n=3) { if(n > 1) { return( n* factorial( n-1 ) ); } else return( 1 ); } int factorial(int n) (n=2) { if(n > 1) { return( 2* 1 ); } else return( 1 ); }

June 18, 2015IAT Calling Itself  Let’s step through what happens. factorial(3); int factorial(int n) (n=3) { if(n > 1) { return( n* factorial( n-1 ) ); } else return( 1 ); } 2

June 18, 2015IAT Calling Itself  Let’s step through what happens. factorial(3); int factorial(int n) (n=3) { if(n > 1) { return( n* 2 ); } else return( 1 ); }

June 18, 2015IAT Calling Itself  Let’s step through what happens. factorial(3); int factorial(int n) (n=3) { if(n > 1) { return( 3* 2 ); } else return( 1 ); }

June 18, 2015IAT Calling Itself  Let’s step through what happens. factorial(3); 6

June 18, 2015IAT Base Case  Must have Base Case –A case or condition that returns without further recursion –Stops the recursive chain –Eg factorial( int n ) Returned 1 when n = 1 In every other call, n decreases by 1

June 18, 2015IAT Web Crawling  HTML reader called parsePage() –Reads HTML –Finds links –Per Link it should Call parsePage()

June 18, 2015IAT Web Crawling

June 18, 2015IAT Web Crawling

June 18, 2015IAT Web Crawling  What base case? –Count the number of recursive calls so far –Place a limit on depth –Explore no further after depth 4 –Example stopped at depth 2

June 18, 2015IAT Recursion Remember—base cases prevent infinite cats.