Functions

Functions exist in most programming languages; they separate code that performs a single, well-defined task. This makes the code easier to read and allows you to reuse the code each time you need to perform the same task.

A function is a self-contained module of code that prescribes a calling interface, performs some task, and optionally returns a result.

Recursive Functions

A recursive function is one that calls itself. These functions can be used for navigating dynamic data structure.

 


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