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    Recursion For Programmers

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    Recursion For Programmers

    Recursion For Programmers
    Last updated 4/2022
    MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
    Language: English | Size: 1.55 GB | Duration: 2h 5m

    Algorithms and Data Structures: Recursion, the Stack and Trees

    What you'll learn
    Call functions recursively
    Understand how recursion works
    Understand the stack and stack frames
    Avoid stack corruption
    Use recursion in any mainstream programming language
    Know the pros and cons of recursion and iteration
    Navigate tree structures
    Traverse disk directories recursively
    Code samples in C, Java, Ruby…
    Requirements
    You should already be familiar with one or more programming languages
    You should be able to program at least one language with confidence
    Description
    Recursion is a powerful programming technique. A function that calls itself recursively not only saves programming effort and avoids repetition but it can also be used to navigate complex structures such as Trees and Class Hierarchies.This is an intermediate-to-advanced level course. It is aimed at programmers who can already program confidently in one or more programming languages. It is not appropriate for beginners.The courses includes numerous short sample programs to show how recursion works. There are samples written in C, Ruby and C#. However, you don’t need to program in those languages to follow this course. Recursion works the same way in all mainstream programming languages. This course explains the theory and the practice of recursion. You can use the techniques that are taught to write recursive functions in whichever language you prefer: C, C#, Java, JavaScript, Python, Basic, Pascal and others. The course is not about any specific language. This is what you will learn…What is recursion?How variables are scoped in recursive functionsHow recursive functions return valuesThe Stack and Stack FramesDebugging recursive functionsRecursion v IterationStack Corruption, and how to avoid itInfinite Recursion, and how to avoid itRecursing Fibonacci NumbersRecursing a Class HierarchyTrees and recursionNavigating subdirectories recursivelyCode samples provided in C, Java, Ruby…

    Overview

    Section 1: Understanding Recursion

    Lecture 1 What is this course about?

    Lecture 2 How to follow this course

    Lecture 3 Source Code Archive [DOWNLOAD]

    Lecture 4 Java Code Archive

    Lecture 5 Readme

    Lecture 6 What is Recursion For?

    Lecture 7 A Simple Recursive Function

    Lecture 8 Debugging Recursion

    Lecture 9 Recursion and variable scope

    Lecture 10 How recursion works

    Lecture 11 Recursion and Stack Frames

    Lecture 12 Debugging the Call Stack

    Lecture 13 Deeper into Recursion

    Lecture 14 Recursion in Ruby

    Lecture 15 Recursive Functions that return values

    Lecture 16 Return values are special

    Lecture 17 Recursion, Iteration or Arithmetic

    Section 2: Using Recursion

    Lecture 18 Recursing Fibonacci Numbers

    Lecture 19 Iterating Fibonacci Numbers

    Lecture 20 Infinite Recursion

    Lecture 21 The order of arguments

    Lecture 22 Stack Corruption

    Lecture 23 How Does Stack Corruption Occur?

    Lecture 24 How The Stack Grows

    Lecture 25 Stack Frames

    Lecture 26 Recursing a class library

    Lecture 27 Recursing through tree structures

    Lecture 28 Directory Navigation – an example in C

    Lecture 29 Directory Navigation – an example in Ruby

    Lecture 30 Summary of Directory Navigation

    Lecture 31 What next?

    Programmers who want to understand recursion in depth,Anyone who needs to extend their knowledge of algorithms and data structures