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Queues - Erica Case - Recursion tracing #16

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Recursion Tracing

Thanks for doing some brain yoga. You are now submitting this assignment!

Comprehension Questions

Question Answer
Did you define all the recursion terms? Yes!
How do you feel about tracing recursive problems? (good, bad, ugly, neutral) Good -- I think it is fun
Would you like help/follow up about recursion? No

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return s[0] + mystery5(s[1..-1])
end
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return s[(s.length - 1)] + mystery6(s[0...(s.length-1)])
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Your code looks like Java code ;)

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return (n%10) * n / n.abs + mystery2(n/10)
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This looks like it may work - but is a little hard to follow. Here's another solution that's perhaps more readable.

def mystery2(n)
  if n < 0
    return -1 * mystery2(-n)
  elsif n < 10
    return n
  else
    return (n%10) + mystery2(n/10)
  end
end

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Nice work!

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