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Chapter 8, Problem 32CRP
Program Plan Intro
- The conversion of recursive algorithm into a non-recursive one includes expansion of flow to eventual termination condition.
- A stack is to be inserted into the code and also separate stacks for each values.
- The values of all pass by value parameters and local variables are stored in stack.
- The arguments of call is been evaluated that corresponds to pass by value parameters.
- The node pointers already traversed are been pushed into stack.
- These nodes can be popped later for backtracking.
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