Which of the following statements are true? Any recursive function can be converted into a nonrecursive function. A recursive function takes more time and memory to execute than a onrecursive function. Recursive functions are always simpler than nonrecursive functions. There is always a selection statement in a recursive function to check whether a base case is reached.

Which of the following statements are true? Any recursive function can be converted into a nonrecursive function. A recursive function takes more time and memory to execute than a onrecursive function. Recursive functions are always simpler than nonrecursive functions. There is always a selection statement in a recursive function to check whether a base case is reached.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Author:D. S. Malik

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Chapter15: Recursion

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