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## Split The Operation Into Multiple Block: Print Input Len

The document discusses function recursion in Python. It provides examples of a recursive function called f1 that takes a parameter and recursively calls itself, each time decrementing the parameter value. The output of each recursive call is printed to demonstrate how recursion is used to calculate the final output.

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## Split The Operation Into Multiple Block: Print Input Len

The document discusses function recursion in Python. It provides examples of a recursive function called f1 that takes a parameter and recursively calls itself, each time decrementing the parameter value. The output of each recursive call is printed to demonstrate how recursion is used to calculate the final output.

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In [ ]: What is Fuction

Group of statements or block or collection of statement , we can call or re-u


Outside program as module.

1. usages: code reusaability


2. east to understand ## split the operation into multiple block

procrdure language term


print()
input()
len() etc

subroutine ==> user defined function


method ==> in oops(function,subroutine)
e.g. display() ## subroutine function
object.diplay() ## method

what is module:
1. python souce file
2. reusability
3. overloading

In [17]: #function recursion


def f1(var): ##5
if(var>0): ##True
result = var+f1(var-1) ## result=5+f1(5-1) ## 5+f1(4) ##5+10=15
print(result) #15
else:
result=0
print(result)
return result

f1(5)

0
1
3
6
10
15

Out[17]: 15

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In [8]: #5+f1(4)
def f1(var): ##4
if(var>0): ##True
result = var+f1(var-1) ## result=4+f1(4-1) ## 4+f1(3)##4+6=10
print(result) ##10
else:
result=0
return result

f1(4)

1
3
6
10

Out[8]: 10

In [10]: #4+f1(3)
def f1(var): ##3
if(var>0): ##True
result = var+f1(var-1) ## result=3+f1(3-1) ## 3+f1(2)##3+3
print(result) #6
else:
result=0
return result
f1(3)

1
3
6

Out[10]: 6

In [12]: #3+f1(2)
def f1(var): ##2
if(var>0): ##True
result = var+f1(var-1) ## result=2+f1(2-1) ## 2+f1(1)##2+1=3
print(result) ##3
else:
result=0
return result
f1(2)

1
3

Out[12]: 3

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In [13]: #2+f1(1)
def f1(var): ##1
if(var>0): ##True
result = var+f1(var-1) ## result=1+f1(1-1) ## 1+f1(0) ##1+0=1
print(result) ##1
else:
result=0
return result
f1(1)

Out[13]: 1

In [14]: #Result from last fun# 1+f1(0) ==> 1+0=1


def f1(var): ##0
if(var>0): ##False
result = var+f1(var-1)
print(result)
else:
result=0
return result
f1(0)

Out[14]: 0

In [ ]: 1+0=1

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