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Which programming language support it? Sure it works on most, but usually it is for prototyping the algo. It is really bad pratcice not separating the space of
by azatom 4y ago
Which programming language support it?
Sure it works on most, but usually it is for prototyping the algo. It is really bad pratcice not separating the space of the programflow (stack) and algo's flow (heap). You will realize it when you get stackoverflow - actually this is the main reason to the forum's name.
- warrenm 4y agoOutside maybe [classic] BASIC ... what languages don't support recursion?
- azatom 4y agoSorry if my english did cause problem in the second, clarifier paragraph. Under support I mean "it works well", and not "try it, if you are lucky, it may work". If you are not using a school example like print the first 10 fibonacci with recursion, you will get a stackoverflow error. By support now I mean, the language not only allows, but encourages the readable, original form of an algorithm.