Recursion Is Memory-Intensive Because

question 13

Multiple Choice

Recursion is memory-intensive because:

• A) Recursive functions tend to declare many local variables.
• B) Previous function calls are still open when the function calls itself and the activation records of these previous calls still occupy space on the call stack.
• C) Many copies of the function code are created.
• D) It requires large data values.

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Definitions:

Control Limits

Statistical boundaries within a control chart that represent the acceptable range of variation in a process.

Average Range

The mean difference between the highest and lowest values in a set of observations, used as a measure of statistical dispersion.

Inspection Samples

Specific items taken from a larger batch or lot for the purpose of testing or examining them to ensure they meet specified standards.

Control Limits

The boundaries in control charts that signal when a process is out of control and corrective action may be needed.