The Difference Between Direct and Indirect Recursion Is

question 13

Multiple Choice

The difference between direct and indirect recursion is

• A) direct recursion occurs when a method invokes itself; indirect recursion occurs when there is an intervening method
• B) indirect recursion occurs when a method invokes itself; direct recursion occurs when there is an intervening method
• C) direct recursion only occurs with methods declared to be private; indirect recursion can occur with methods declared to be private, protected, or public
• D) indirect recursion only occurs with methods declared to be private; direct recursion can occur with methods declared to be private, protected, or public
• E) None of these

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