Recursive Functions | Advanced Python | Tutorial 17

Recursive programming is a way of programming where a function calls itself one or more times to get a desired output during the program. Although Python has simple looping structures, Recursive Functions are very useful to deal with arbitrarily structured data types.
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[evilspam]

Mind stuck how an mechanical engineer can teach and elegantly explain such critical concepts in python to beginner audiences..

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[zackplauche]

Literally the best video of explaining recursion. Thank you so much! Keep up the awesome content :)

[MrNatkov]

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[sishuiutchiwa]

i don't undestand at 4:22 why 0 is added to the previous statement can you explain me this? where we can see that in the function?

[shahzan]

Thank u sir, you makes my logic clear in recursive SUBSCRIBED !..
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[alecolslund]

Thanks so much, I was very stuck on this before watching this video.

[shaikmaksood]

Thanks a lot bro...lots of love keep doing this type of videos it will be helpful for us to understand the things in better way

[SuperEdo]

great video and great explanation! thank you so much!

[talgrinvald]

Great video!
Is there a way to execute the same function without a 'for' loop?

[vibhatripathi]

Hi, using recursion in python (no iteration), how to get a sublist of a list of numbers which are divisible by 3?

[RoushanSingh]

I was expecting you going to explain the arbitratry list recursion with the help of diagram

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[roomajoshi]

U explained well but at last the text u displayed the pain was not at all professional

[PrasantChidella]

FFS this is neither advanced nor does it have anything to do with python