When you first introduced recursive algorithms you put gcd(14,20) then after you put gcd(14,6) which didn't make sense at first because I thought the 6 would go before the 14 but then the next slide showed you doing the way I was thinking so maybe you wrote it wrong in the beginning.
Hey! Shouldn't there be a loop to keep looping through a,b unttil a=0? In my understanding, the if statement doesn't loop. Thanks for the great videos btw!
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When you first introduced recursive algorithms you put gcd(14,20) then after you put gcd(14,6) which didn't make sense at first because I thought the 6 would go before the 14 but then the next slide showed you doing the way I was thinking so maybe you wrote it wrong in the beginning.
Hey! Shouldn't there be a loop to keep looping through a,b unttil a=0? In my understanding, the if statement doesn't loop. Thanks for the great videos btw!
If you use a loop, this means you are solving iteratively. We are calling our original function back to calculate recursively.
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