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Definition von özçağrı im Türkisch Englisch wörterbuch
- (Bilgisayar) recursion
- The act of recurring
- The process of generating a sequence (or pattern) from a given first term by applying a rule to obtain any succeeding term from the preceding term (Lesson 1 2)
- The facility of a programming language to be able to call functions from within themselves
- a reduction of a problem to another (typically smaller) instance of the same problem
- The calling of a function from within that same function
- (see RECURSION)
- Recursion results from a method being invoked when an existing call to the same method has not yet returned For instance public static void countDown(int n){ if(n >= 0){ System out println(n); countDown(n-1); } // else - base case End of recursion } See direct recursion, indirect recursion and mutual recursion for the different forms this can take
- The use of recursive definitions to accomplish real things Contrast just going around in circles
- The act of defining an object (usually a function) in terms of that object itself
- A programming algorithm where a function either directly or indirectly calls itself
- The act of a routine directly or indirectly calling itself
- {i} programming method in which a routine or function rereads itself several times until a specific condition is met (Computers)
- The act of recurring; return
- A function that calls a simpler version of itself to arrive at a solution For example, the factorial function (n!) can be defined recursively as (n(n-1)!), where (0!) is defined as equal to1 If a function calls another function that calls back the original function again, it is called mutual recursion; most ray-tracing programs fall into this general category
- Pertains to a subroutine or function that directly or indirectly references itself
- The definition of an operation in terms of itself
- the result of a program or command running a new version of itself If done carelessly this can cause a never-ending loop However as a programming technique it is often used to simplify such tasks as searching down through a directory tree
- When a function calls itself, either directly or indirectly If this isn't clear, refer to the entry for "recursion"
- Recursion occurs when a piece of code is executed before a previous execution of the same code has terminated; for example, when a program calls itself Code that is capable of being executed in this way is called re-entrant; its instructions must be invariable, and it must define its variables in local-storage so that data from one instance of the code does not interfere with data from another instantiation Recursion is common when using shared library routines, such as in object-oriented programming, API programming, and when packaging code in dynamic link libraries