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Bezier curves are actually my favorite way to teach recursion. They give a nice visual representation of what's happening, the base case is pretty straight forw
by tsumnia 5y ago
Bezier curves are actually my favorite way to teach recursion. They give a nice visual representation of what's happening, the base case is pretty straight forward, and so is the math. The time-step element adds just enough extra complexity to take it beyond "let's sum a list" or "check if a string is a palindrome".