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Accounts that appear in the balance sheet are often called temporary (nominal) accounts.
Infinite Recursion
A situation in which a function or method calls itself without an exit condition, leading to a stack overflow error.
Base Case
In recursive programming, a condition that stops the recursion by not making any further calls.
Recursive Methods
Functions or methods in programming that solve problems by calling themselves with modified arguments, often with a base case to end the recursion.
Stopping Case
A condition used to terminate a recursive function, preventing it from running indefinitely.
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