Create a recursive store function called add_numbers to calculate the total of all consecutive positive integers from 1 to the number entered by the user. The number that will stop the function must be entered by the user when running the function and be passed to the function. If the user enters a zero or a negative number, display the total as 0. You can use the function in a SELECT statement to execute it. See sample outputs below. ADD_NUMBERS(5)---------------------------- 15 ADD_NUMBERS(3)----------------------------- 6

Create a recursive store function called add_numbers to calculate the total of all consecutive positive integers from 1 to the number entered by the user. The number that will stop the function must be entered by the user when running the function and be passed to the function. If the user enters a zero or a negative number, display the total as 0. You can use the function in a SELECT statement to execute it. See sample outputs below. ADD_NUMBERS(5)---------------------------- 15 ADD_NUMBERS(3)----------------------------- 6

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Chapter15: Recursion

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