Trace the following recursion code. Draw and Write down the outputs. Please, show the recursive flow in details to get the full mark. public class Trace{ public static void main (String [ args) { System.out.println( "Finally " + hMB (5)); public static int hMB (int h) ( if (h==0) { System.out.println ("Stop: " + h): return 0; else if (h--1) { System.out.println("Stop: " + h): return h; else{ System.out.println ("Continue: " + h) ; return h + hMB (h-1): OR class Trace: def hMB(self,h): if (h==0): print("Stop: ",h) return 0 elif (h==1): print("Stop: ",h) return h else: print("Continue: ",h) return h + self.hMB (h-1) #Tester t = Trace () print("Finally ",t.hMB (5) )

Trace the following recursion code. Draw and Write down the outputs. Please, show the recursive flow in details to get the full mark. public class Trace{ public static void main (String [ args) { System.out.println( "Finally " + hMB (5)); public static int hMB (int h) ( if (h==0) { System.out.println ("Stop: " + h): return 0; else if (h--1) { System.out.println("Stop: " + h): return h; else{ System.out.println ("Continue: " + h) ; return h + hMB (h-1): OR class Trace: def hMB(self,h): if (h==0): print("Stop: ",h) return 0 elif (h==1): print("Stop: ",h) return h else: print("Continue: ",h) return h + self.hMB (h-1) #Tester t = Trace () print("Finally ",t.hMB (5) )

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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