Consider the following recursive function GUESS(n, m) written in pseudocode. Hand trace the code to determine the output when the recursive function is called with n = 6 and m = 3. function GUESS(n, m) if (m > n) then return (0); if (m = n) then return (1); if (n = 1) or (m = 0) then return (1); if (m < n) then return ((n-1)*GUESS(n-1, m-1)); end GUESS

Consider the following recursive function GUESS(n, m) written in pseudocode. Hand trace the code to determine the output when the recursive function is called with n = 6 and m = 3. function GUESS(n, m) if (m > n) then return (0); if (m = n) then return (1); if (n = 1) or (m = 0) then return (1); if (m < n) then return ((n-1)*GUESS(n-1, m-1)); end GUESS

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Chapter15: Recursion

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Consider the following pseudocode recursive function GUESS(n, m). Trace the code to see what happens when the recursive function is run with n = 6 and m = 3. function GUESS(n, m)if (m > n) then return (0);if (m = n) then return (1);if (n = 1) or (m = 0) then return (1);if (m < n) then return ((n-1)*GUESS(n-1, m-1));end GUESS
Take a look at the pseudocode representation of the following recursive function, GUESS(n, m). To identify the output when the recursive function is invoked with, manually trace the code. n = 6 and m = 3. function GUESS(n, m)if (m > n) then return (0);if (m = n) then return (1);if (n = 1) or (m = 0) then return (1);if (m < n) then return ((n-1)*GUESS(n-1, m-1));end GUESS
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