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Chapter 12, Problem 5MC
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Recursion:
In Python, it is possible that a function can call itself, and this concept is referred as “recursive function”.
- There are two types of function calls in recursive function. They are as follows:
- Directly
- Indirectly
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Create a recursive function named fun that prints the even numbers from 1 to 20 separated by a space in one line.
In the main function, call the fun function.
An initial code is provided for you. Just fill in the blanks.
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2·4·6·8·10·12·14·16·18·20
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