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5.1 Thinking recursively

This section discusses the concept of recursive thinking. It suggests identifying situations that require recursive thinking, with practical examples like snowflakes, fractals, and the Towers of Hanoi problem. It also emphasises identifying recursive thinking in problem solutions, particularly in the context of binary trees. Lastly, it recommends tracing a recursive algorithm to express a problem solution, with...

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