Task | Comment | Grade |
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Describe recursion as you understand it. Have you encountered recursion before? How is the word "fractal" related to recursion? | Generally true, but very brief | 0.5/1 |
Investigate the limit of what the largest factorial value can be calculated with a certain data type.. | And here it's the other way around)) Even the code was created for verification, even all unsigned ones were checked (but it didn't work). Although I'm not sure if I should investigate the actual types here | 1+/1 |
Investigate how many calls the function will make before it terminates. | And why is everyone in this problem discussing factorial... There are some correct words, but overall this is not what I wanted to get across here | 0.2/1 |
Print the numbers from 1 to n. | Absolutely true))) | 1/1 |
Print the numbers from n to 1. | As they say - "in the apple!" I don't know how the translator will handle this... maybe "Exactly!")). But here the one who publishes the answer later has a slight advantage over those who answered earlier. No matter how much he hides the comments | 1+/1 |
Write a function to calculate the sum of two numbers a+b. | I wouldn't say that recursion will calculate the sum faster, rather the opposite - longer. But such tasks will allow us to better understand recursion. | 1.8/2 |
Print a string character by character (as an array). | ok | 1.4+/1.5 |
Print a string character by character (as an array). The string should be output backwards, reversed. | ok | 1.4+/1.5 |
Total: | 8.3/10 |
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