From: Tracy R Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Summary: Anywhere you would iterate you can also recurse. They are
computationally equivalent. And once you get your head around it recursion
is just as intuitive. But it usually results in less code and fewer
opportunities for bugs among other nice properties.
If you have to get your head around it, by definition its not intuitive.
And I've seen far more bugs in recursive versions of algorithms than the
equivalent iterative ones.
Gabe
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