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What is Recursion in C++ programming language

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 What is Recursion in C++ programming language Today in this blog post we will cover the concept of Recursion in C++ programming language for  beginners. So what is Recursion? And what is the use of Recursion in programming languages? We will cover the answer of these questions shortly. For now let us look at the basic introduction of Recursion. Recursion is a concept in which the function calls itself with in its own body, and breaks the complex problems into smaller and more manageable parts. So the first question was what is recursion? Basically Recursion is a method or technique which is used in programming languages and in this method the function calls itself. It means the function is called with in its own body. We will cover this concept with simple programming example which will make the concept of recursion crystal clear to the audience. The Second question was what is the use of Recursion in programming languages? Recursion simply breaks down complex problems or pro...

for loop in C programming language for beginners

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  for loop in C programming language for beginners In programming languages, we have control statements that are used to control the behavior of the programs as per user requirements. One of these control statements is in a for loop that we use to iterate the piece of code several times as per user requirement or the programmer's logic. The most common use of a for loop is traversing data structures from beginning to end. One such example of data structures is the arrays and linked lists. Basically, we use a for loop in the conditions when we are sure about the exact number of times the block of code is to be iterated. In such situations, it is preferred to use the for loop. Syntax of for loop in c: for(expression1; expression2; expression3) { // block of code to be executed here } Now if we look at the syntax of the for loop it contains for keyword and round brackets in which there are three expressions given which are separated by a semicolon (;) symbol....