Performs different process depending on a boolean condition


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Recursion and iteration are similar they execute sets of instructions repeatedly. However, the main difference is that the recursion is when a statement in a function calls itself repeatedly. Iteration is a loop that repeatedly executes until the condition is not met, or becomes false.

Recursion uses the selection structure. The selection structure is a programming feature that performs a different process depending on whether a boolean condition is true or false. They use relational operators to test if the conditions are true or false.

Recursion terminates when the base case is recognized; The base case n=1. It is slower than iteration and used more memory than iteration. The code is smaller using recursion.

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