C++ FUNCTIONS (2025) - What is recursion? Learn recursive functions! PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL

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[@user-Ali-Al-Mosleh]

I have questin for you , why varible ' m ' doesn't equal to parameter 'm' through recursion ?

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If first number is larger than second number, no need to swap values, just call the function with reversed arguments in an else block, like, if (n

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[@eyesplash]

Another banging lesson. Here's my attempt at the factorial excersise #include using namespace std; int factorial(int n) { if (n n; cout

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TYVM, total Brain Freeze on that one. At least now I know what a solution would look like.

[@wolfflayergaming4476]

I have watched so many videos on recursion and this is the first time I can say I understand it fully. Thank you so much.

[@ashenhewavithana9479]

Thanks a lot, Saldina for these amazing videos, they are very helpful. Code for finding the factorial with a recursive function, #include using namespace std; int recursive_factorial(int num){ if(num == 1) return num; return num * recursive_factorial(num - 1); } int main() { cout > num; cout

[@kekenny6648]

Nice, but you forgot to define your variable num.

[@GeorgesKhoury-p5q]

#include using namespace std; long Factorial(int); int main() { int n; do { cout > n; } while (n < 0); cout

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[@bVillaplana93]

This is what I've done: int FactorialNumber(int num) { if (num

[@John_Wall]

Hi Beltrán, this might be too late now but I would change your Base Case to: If (num

[@bVillaplana93]

@@John_Wall I didn't think about that, thanks for the feedback

[@John_Wall]

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Super Solid & Simplest Ever Explanation of Recursion. Thanks a ton!

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[@DavidLopez-vk6gg]

My answer for the exercise: #include using namespace std; int recursive_multiplication(int f, int n) {//f=1 and n=5 if (f == n) return f; return f * recursive_multiplication(f + 1, n);// 1*2 -> 2*3 -> 6*4 -> 6*5 -> 120 } int main() { //sum numbers between m and n int n, f = 1; cout > n; cout

[@CodeBeauty]

Good 😊 Here is another idea for you: int recursive_factorial(int n) { if (n

[@DavidLopez-vk6gg]

@@CodeBeauty oooo so thats like the backwards instead of increasing it decreases to 1 i see thx

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Hi Saldina, your explanation is really amazing and for add between two number we can use this for loop for (int i=m+1;i

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int factorial(int a)//a=6--- { int p = 1; if (a == p) return p; return a * factorial(a- 1); }

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[@badariahsharif2339]

#include using namespace std; int recursive_fac(int m, int n){ if (m==n) //base case return n; return m*recursive_fac(m+1,n); } int main(){ int m=1, n; coutn; cout

[@chesshooligan1282]

Numerical analysis theorem: every problem that can be solved recursively can also be solved with loops.

[@aquibkaneki571]

int rec(int number) {; if (number == 1) return number ; else return number * rec(number -1); }

[@alokkr1835]

in the if condition just add the condition n==0. :):)

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[@stargames5058]

#include using namespace std; int factorial (int num){ if (num==1) return num; return num*factorial(num-1); } int main() { int num; cin>>num; cout

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[@MegaWeixin]

Hello Saldina! This is my tutorial ans. #include using namespace std; int recurs (int m){ if (m==1){ return m; } return m*recurs(m-1); } int main() { int m; cout>m; cout

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[@CodeBeauty]

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[@burhanuddintaquee8135]

#include using namespace std; //recursion to calculate factorial double calcFac(double);//prototype int main() { double num; cout > num; cin.ignore(); cout

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Great video Saldina ! Just one question, why you keep using system("pause>0")?? I read somewhere that it is not good practice and it makes your program slow. Thanks for the videos !

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[@merveguz3l]

I think we have 0!=1 problem here so i did it like that: #include using namespace std; int factorial(int a) { if (a == 1) return 1; return a * (factorial(a -1)); } int main() { int a; cout > a; if (a == 1) cout

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#include using namespace std; int factorial(int num); int main(){ int num; coutnum; cout

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For factorial: #include using namespace std; int recursive_factorial(int m, int n) { if (m==n) return m; return m*(recursive_factorial(m+1,n)); } int main() { int m=1, n=4; cout

[@oriangidolcalebou464]

int recursionFactorial(int a, int b) { if (a == b) return a; return a * recursionFactorial(a + 1, b); } int main() { int a=1,b; cout b; //5!=5*4*3*2*1 int factorial=1 ; for (int i = b; i >=a; i--) { factorial *= i; } cout

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#include using namespace std; int factrial(int num){ int a{num-1}; if (a==1) return num; return num * factrial(a); } int main (){ int num{0}; cout num; cout

[@licinio3]

#include int factorial(int n) { if (n == 0) { return 1; // base case -> break recursion } return n * factorial(n-1); } int main() { int n = 5; std::cout

[@holyshit922]

unsigned long int factorial(unsigned short int n) { if(n==0) return 1; return n * factorial(n - 1); } Here unsignded char would be better as a type for function parameter How about your elbow it had to be painful

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[@vinhthanh1680]

int recur_factorial(int a, int b) { if (a == 0 || b == 0) { cout b) { int temporary = a; a = b; b = temporary; } if (a == b) { return a; } else { return a * recur_factorial(a + 1, b); } } // Recursive factorial + prevent user from enter 0 to break the program.

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#include using namespace std; int Factorial(int a,int fac=1){ if (a==fac) return a; return a * Factorial(a-1,fac); } int main() { int a=10,fac=1; fac= Factorial(a); cout

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#include //this code was written by Songa-songa int factorial(int x){ if(x==1) return 1; return x* factorial(x-1); }; int main() { // de laration of variable int num; std::cout >num; std::cout

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#include using namespace std; int factorial (int i, int number){ if (i==number) return i; return i * factorial(i+1, number); } int main (){ int number, i = 1; cout

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#include using namespace std; int recursive_factorial(int n=3, int f=1) { if (n == f ) return n; return n * recursive_factorial(n - 1); int main() { int n = 3; cout

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This was very helpful

[@JarekAtWork]

easy ;) int factorialAnumber(int a) { if (a == 1) { return a; } return a * factorialAnumber(a - 1); }

[@boitumelomorongwa1116]

I find this very helpful .Thank you mam. Can you please do a tutorial on sudoku using recursion PLEASE

[@user-Ali-Al-Mosleh]

How to calculate Factorial of number is the following . #include using namespace std ; int Factorial( int num , int num0 = 1){ if ( num0 == num) return num0 ; return num0 + Factorial(num , num0+1) ; } int main(){ int num ; cout > num ; cout

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#include using namespace std; int factorial(int a, int b = 1){ if (a==b) return b; return b*factorial(a,b+1); } int main() { int x; coutx; cout

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Are you going to make a tutorial on header files?

[@CodeBeauty]

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#include using namespace std; //factorial of a number using recursion int recursive_factorial(int factorial, int i=1){ if (factorial == i) return i; return i*recursive_factorial(factorial,i+1); } //sum all the numbers between m and n int main(){ int f; coutf; cout

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Factorial just replace the plus sign with a multiple sign in last return.

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#include using namespace std; int recursive_factorial(int a){ if(a == 1) return a; return a * recursive_factorial(a-1); } int main(){ cout

[@vsvbittar]

//I used double instead of int so that I avoid getting overflow error when using larger numbers (and by larger, something bigger than 10 lol) #include using namespace std; double factorial(double m, double n); int main() { cout n; cout

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Brilliant explanation

[@CodeBeauty]

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Fantastic video!!! Thank you so much

[@cyrusasman6302]

#include using namespace std; int factorialRecursion(int); int main () { int userNum; cout userNum; cout

[@MENADJELIA]

#include using namespace std; long int recursive_factorial(int n) { if (n == 1) return n; // called base case. return n * recursive_factorial(n-1); } // Calculate Factorial of a number using for loop & recursion int main() { int n; long int fact = 1; aa: cout > n; if (n

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[@Menahel19]

Bestest Saldina ,