Saturday, 8 February 2014

Object Oriented Programming

This is basically a program that can use objects. So what does that mean?

An example is a car, you can imagine a car being made up of different object that work with each other to make the complete car work.


So now that I actually started my assignment, I'm having a ton of trouble tracing recursive functions.
It's just way too much for my brain at the moment, I'm pretty sure I'll get use to it after this assignment though.

Luckily I met my CSC108 TA from last semester and he made the mistake of asking me how school was going...Lets just say, I have a better idea of how recursive functions work now.

>>> Recursive function == Mathematical induction
True

Recursive functions basically have a base case (typically when 'n' = 0) and another case for when 'n' != 0 and for the n != 0 I run it through the function again.


Friday, 7 February 2014

So far I have learned from class (not google...) that recursive functions are simply:


RECURSIVE FUNCTION: A functions that (see 'Recursive Function')