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Back to Conditionals. On to Recursion, continued.
Held Monday, September 11, 2000
Summary
Today we begin to consider one of the most powerful tools in Scheme, recursion. Recursion allows you to repeat evaluation.
Notes
Overview
Since the reading was not ready in advance, I'll spend some extra time going over the material with you.
Thursday, 24 August 2000
Back to Conditionals. On to Recursion, continued.
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