Recursion Practice & Strategies in Python: A Tutorial on Solving Recursive Problems and Algorithms

[@bsdtux]

Thank you. This video pushed me over the mental hurdle that I have had with understanding recursion

[@lima073]

Thank you very much for going step by step helping us how to think, making recursion simpler ! Continue, please, with your videos, they are really amazing!

[@wtfKwaku]

This was a great explanation of recursion. The video also had mini lessons in the overall lesson.

[@KrisJordan]

Imperative* is the correct spelling!

[@eiloneilstein1964]

You mean iterative?

[@ankarata]

@@eiloneilstein1964 maybe in the alternative

[@xiaolongbaor]

I love you man, best explanation I've found.

[@mateaandmilos]

Nice vid, really important concepts

[@xbox360fan1956]

Amazing explanation! Very helpful! Thank you!

[@andrei.ddobre]

You're doing a great job! Keep up the good good work

[@leonardmensah6781]

Please what IDE are you using?

[@subashp3226]

Great article!!! Do you have any videos which explains the recursive with real example and seeing the call stack using GDB ... for any simpler recursive problem, like tree... (learnt a lot about gdb from your other video... so was searching for some advance gdb for problems are recursion in c/c++)

[@StalkedByLosers]

I've been doing python for years and never seen code like this. Makes me feel small. And I'm not talking about recursion.

[@binaykumar8292]

One way to solve recursive problem is "wishful thinking"

[@bodalajahnavi6272]

Can we just write includes(haystack. next, needle) in else case without using return.