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Al sweigart's recursive book of recursion demystifies the recursion algorithm in simple, easy terms that even a beginner will understand.

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I had fun playing with the sliding-tile solver.


He starts with the full result, then walks through building it piece by piece.


Before reading this book, i was imitated with the recursion algorithm, and avoided using it.


I only followed along with the python examples, but i think that adding a javascript option is a very smart choice.

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  • This product had a total of 34 reviews as of our last analysis date on Jul 22 2023.

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    That book teaches you python from the beginning and assumes no previous knowledge


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    This chapter also argues that recursion isn’t nearly the elegant mystical concept many claim it is


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    Disclaimer based on a review copy provided by the author


    Posted by a reviewer on Amazon

    Despite what the cutesy cover and title might have you believe this is not a love letter to recursion but rather a measured and heavily qualified exploration of the subject


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    It may seem odd that a book devoted entirely to recursion would contain such statements as “you never need to use recursion


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    We are taught from a young age that you can’t define a word by using that word itself

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