Simple Explanation of Recursion | Recursion Python| Data Structures & Algorithms Tutorial Python #20

Recursion in Python: This video provides a very simple explanation of recursion such that even a high school student can understand it easily. Recursion is a very important concept in the field of computer science. Any problem that can be divided into further small and simpler problem can be solved using a recursion.

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00:00 Introduction
00:15 Theory
05:38 Coding in python
13:47 Exercise

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[luvlifk]

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Attention to detail, kudos to your put "awesome".

[rishabhupadhyay]

No shit have gone through 100s of videos on recursion this video cleared everything from top to bottom in one go and in the simplest form at that. Kudos to you Man. Will check out your other tutorials

[Endelean]

This is honestly such a great explanation of recursion. I have been struggling with some recursive problems and have been watching many tutorials on the topic, this is the best one I've seen. Thank you!

[ArpithaT-pdfz]

I am working in IT and I wanted to upskill as I am not from a computer science background I didn't know anything about these concepts, this series helped me learn all the topics in the simplest way. Thank you so much sir for this playlist.

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[shreyabera]

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[javeriyanadaf]

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[Yatishpujara]

Watched more than 15 videos in recursion yesterday but this is the one!!

[Bibiola]

God bless you!!! This makes so much sense. I love how you explained it. For Meera to know her answer, she has to ask the others for their answer, and then the others have to have another for their answer until they reach the base number. After they reach the base number, then their answers are added up.

[rohitchitte]

Series is really awesome ! combination of theory + practical is unmatched.
Recursion seems to be tricky initially but to understand it better one can use diagrammatic approach of which function is getting called, use pen paper. it might be easy to understand.

[karthikeyanradhakrishnan]

A great video in terms of recursion! I was going through your BST lecture and came back here, great clearing of concept! Thanks!

[vinaydavda]

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[shikha]

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[dwakwe]

Thank you so much for your video. I learnt a lot from you

[deepam.g]

"Coding is like swimming" good one. Please continue series. Thank you.

[Whitris]

Very interesting! It might be worth mentioning that, although the Fibonacci series is a classical example of a problem solvable by means of recursion, it is also a case in which the iterative approach is largely more efficient.

[nandkul]

You are a born n natural teacher....😊
Hope you make a series on top 5 algorithms

[gautamkartik]

Are you going to post more videos in this series? Btw this is the best playlist ever, i always thought that DSA is too tough but after watching this series i feel like i was a fool.