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recursive -> iterative by dennismv 2004-12-21 02:24:43
Is there a General algorithm as to how to convert a recursive function to an iterative one ? And if so, is such conversion always possible ?
[ Reply ]
  Umm... by MaW2004-12-21 02:34:25
    supposedly by dennismv2004-12-21 02:51:42
  I don't have time to give a full answer... by Liava2004-12-21 03:55:22
    Qsort by dennismv2004-12-21 04:15:00
      I'd still call that a recursive solution, though by Liava2004-12-21 04:30:46
        recursion by dennismv2004-12-21 04:50:19
          I have gotten rid of the recursive call by Version0.12004-12-21 08:40:48
          Well, the algorithm is as follows: by Liava2004-12-21 11:46:07
            ok by dennismv2004-12-21 19:34:10
              Not what I meant by Liava2004-12-21 22:05:31
                Much of this could be avoided. by williamashbless2004-12-21 23:32:22
  Quick flyover answer... by jdelphiki2004-12-21 05:43:05
  I think it would work by moddermonster2004-12-21 07:10:53
    You're forgetting something by Liava2004-12-21 11:55:08
  Yes, it is _always_ possible. by williamashbless2004-12-21 10:32:48
    I should have finished reading the thread before by Liava2004-12-21 12:16:27
    wow by dennismv2004-12-21 19:45:26

 

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