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7.2. Recursion

7.2.1. Objectives

Upon completion of this module, students will be able to:

  • Trace recursive methods

  • Implement recursive methods

  • Consider the efficiency of recursive methods

7.2.2. Introduction to Recursion

7.2.2.1. Intro to Recursion, Part 1 [5:53]

7.2.2.2. Intro to Recursion, Part 2 [12:41]

Video Slides RecursionIntro.pdf

7.2.3. Checkpoint 1

7.2.4. Interactive: More Recursion : Factorial Examples [12:36]


Video Slides RecursionExample.pdf

7.2.5. Programming Practice: Recursion 1

7.2.6. Interactive: Recursion on Arrays: Display an Array [13:30]

Correction to note!

The code in the second example in this video is missing the {} in the if block. It should be:

public static void displayArray2(int[] array, int first, int last)
{
     if (first <= last) {
         displayArray2(array, first, last - 1);
         System.out.print(array[last] + " ");
     }

}

Video Slides DisplayArrays.pdf

7.2.7. Checkpoint 2

7.2.8. Interactive: Recursion on Arrays: Display the Middle of an Array [9:53]


Video Slides DisplayArraysMiddle.pdf

7.2.9. Checkpoint 3

7.2.10. Programming Practice: Recursion 2

7.2.11. Interactive: Recursion on Linked Chains [7:41]


Video Slides DisplayBagsRecursively.pdf

7.2.12. Interactive: Tower of Hanoi [11:44]


Video Slides TowersOfHanoi.pdf

7.2.13. Checkpoint 4

7.2.14. Interactive: Recursion Wrap Up [8:28]


Video Slides RecursionWrapUp.pdf

7.2.15. Programming Practice: Recursion 3

7.2.16. Forward Flow Tracing Exercises

7.2.17. Backward Flow Tracing Exercises

7.2.18. Find Error Tracing Exercises

7.2.19. Two Recursive Calls Tracing Exercises

7.2.20. How Many Times Tracing Exercises

7.2.21. Harder Tracing Exercises

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