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What is the depth of recursion?
What is the depth of recursion?
What does the base case refer to in a recursive function?
What does the base case refer to in a recursive function?
Why are recursive algorithms usually less efficient than iterative ones?
Why are recursive algorithms usually less efficient than iterative ones?
What is a recursive function?
What is a recursive function?
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Is recursion required to solve a problem?
Is recursion required to solve a problem?
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What is a superclass in inheritance?
What is a superclass in inheritance?
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What is a subclass in inheritance?
What is a subclass in inheritance?
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How can new attributes and methods be added in a subclass?
How can new attributes and methods be added in a subclass?
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What does the 'is a' relationship signify in inheritance?
What does the 'is a' relationship signify in inheritance?
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What is an example of an 'is a' relationship in the real world?
What is an example of an 'is a' relationship in the real world?
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What does data hiding in object-oriented programming primarily aim to achieve?
What does data hiding in object-oriented programming primarily aim to achieve?
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What is the main purpose of public methods in an object?
What is the main purpose of public methods in an object?
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What is the role of private methods in an object's design?
What is the role of private methods in an object's design?
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How does data hiding contribute to object reusability in different programs?
How does data hiding contribute to object reusability in different programs?
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What is a class in the context of object-oriented programming?
What is a class in the context of object-oriented programming?
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Study Notes
Procedural Programming
- Procedural programming involves writing programs made up of functions that perform specific tasks
- Procedures operate on data items that are separate from the procedures themselves
- Data items are commonly passed from one procedure to another
- The focus of procedural programming is to create procedures that operate on the program's data
Object-Oriented Programming
- Object-oriented programming is focused on creating objects
- An object is an entity that contains data (known as data attributes) and procedures (known as methods)
- Methods perform operations on the data attributes
- Encapsulation is a key concept in object-oriented programming, where data and code are combined into a single object
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Test your knowledge on recursion in programming with this quiz. Explore the concept of recursive functions, problem-solving techniques, and examples of recursive algorithms.