Right at the point where the video is being well explained, you turn off your sound! I understand the thought, but you can talk if you're actually walking someone through a problem.
I don't think there is any reason to put if(n <= 0). Since n is being decremented by 1, it will never be less than 0 because the function will terminate when it reaches 0. So it would make more sense to put if(n === 0).
+techsith I understand and really respect what you're trying to do with this channel… I don't know about anyone else, but I'll be always with this channel. go on…
Hey Techsith! Just wanted to say thanks again for your vids. We're actually doing recursive right now in class on BST'S. I had a chuckle at the end of this post because of that! Anyway, have a Merry Christmas and look forward to more vids..
amazing tutorials sir, You're an amazing teacher plus the way you tell things is like story telling. I remember everything after watching your tutorial. Please upload a video on few companies that hire people on js and how much knowledge is required to be at that position. Thank you, sir.
Hmm I'm still not quite clear on what specifically recursion is, if it's the nested functions or a shortcut so that you don't have to write the nested functions. And how to write recursion. Another video I watched explained this differently =/ Thank you though, appreciate all the info I can get 🙂
It suppoesed to be 5, when you assign the number 3 to the function 'add..' according to your code!!.. But magically how has it showed the output as 6??? Plz, kindly explain this!!.. I'm newbie in JS.
"Recursion is when a function calls itself within it's own body."
function first () { return second(); }
This wouldn't be an example of recursion correct? because the function first is calling another function. However, if first function returned first(); then it would be an example of recursion.
Good explanations, could you possibily do a project in the near future? Like an application (to-do list, calculator, etc.) I think your method of teaching would really compliment a step by step tutorial project.
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that was the best explanation ever 👏👏thank you, i finally understood it.
Right at the point where the video is being well explained, you turn off your sound! I understand the thought, but you can talk if you're actually walking someone through a problem.
at 4:39 mark, your screen is so muddled, it is not clear what you are calling your function with. Is it 5 or 3?
I don't think there is any reason to put if(n <= 0). Since n is being decremented by 1, it will never be less than 0 because the function will terminate when it reaches 0. So it would make more sense to put if(n === 0).
you did well. Thank you and i loved how you explained recursive function
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Such a deep understanding of JavaScript
Bravo
You are always the best. Thanks!!! You have become in the best teacher of my process to learn programming. Thanks for what you are doing
very useful! thank you!!
+techsith I understand and really respect what you're trying to do with this channel… I don't know about anyone else, but I'll be always with this channel. go on…
Thank you. I've watched like videos before this one on recursive programming, and this is the only one that really made any sense.
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Thank u bro
good explanation Patel Ji ,it's clear and superb 🙂
Great video. One of the few recursion videos that do a good job explaining the stack.
This is very explanatory. Thanks
please clarify me I tried same but I'm getting error the way you are showing its wrong look at below example
let x= function (n){
return n + x(n-1);
}
console.log(x(6));
Output: error maximum number stack
why this is not showing same output as you are showing us.
THANK YOU! Out of all the videos I've watched about this, this is the video that finally made it click for me!
Very good explanation. Thanks.
Good explanation, the simpler the better.
Great clarification. Thank you!
Thanks. Very well explained as always
Hey Techsith! Just wanted to say thanks again for your vids. We're actually doing recursive right now in class on BST'S. I had a chuckle at the end of this post because of that! Anyway, have a Merry Christmas and look forward to more vids..
amazing tutorials sir, You're an amazing teacher plus the way you tell things is like story telling. I remember everything after watching your tutorial.
Please upload a video on few companies that hire people on js and how much knowledge is required to be at that position.
Thank you, sir.
Hmm I'm still not quite clear on what specifically recursion is, if it's the nested functions or a shortcut so that you don't have to write the nested functions. And how to write recursion. Another video I watched explained this differently =/ Thank you though, appreciate all the info I can get 🙂
good explanation (albeit a little nervous). cheers.
It suppoesed to be 5, when you assign the number 3 to the function 'add..' according to your code!!.. But magically how has it showed the output as 6??? Plz, kindly explain this!!.. I'm newbie in JS.
"Recursion is when a function calls itself within it's own body."
function first () {
return second();
}
This wouldn't be an example of recursion correct? because the function first is calling another function. However, if first function returned first(); then it would be an example of recursion.
Good videos man. Keep it up
you look happy on this video ..
Do you have any good websites or links for recursion exercises?
I have viewed your all javascript video and its awesome. Superb explanation..
Good explanations, could you possibily do a project in the near future? Like an application (to-do list, calculator, etc.) I think your method of teaching would really compliment a step by step tutorial project.
have you got any JavaScript for beginners? thx
Remote one on one possible with you?
nice video. Today I came to know the meaning of return 0 in this example.
Congrats man, you are a very good teacher!
Another great vid, thanks.
Welcome back after a long time.
👍👍👍 very nice