Exercise #1 • Derive a Python recursive function to verify if all the elements in positions 0...N-1 of a list of integers (A) are digits (betwee O and 9). • The function takes two parameters, a reference to the list and an integer that is initially the size of the list. • How to make the call in the main program?

Exercise #1 • Derive a Python recursive function to verify if all the elements in positions 0...N-1 of a list of integers (A) are digits (betwee O and 9). • The function takes two parameters, a reference to the list and an integer that is initially the size of the list. • How to make the call in the main program?

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Chapter15: Recursion

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