Fundamentals of Computer Science I: Media Computing (CS151.02 2007F)
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Back to List Iteration Lab. On to Tail Recursion.
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Held: Friday, 28 September 2007
Summary: We begin our exploration of recursion, the most general form of repetition available in Scheme. You can use recursion to both build and iterate over different kinds of values. Today, we explore how you use recursion to build simple numeric values from lists, and how to remove elements from lists.
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Related Courses:
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[CSC151 2007S (Rebelsky)]
[CSCS151 2005S (Stone)]
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