In Recursive Backtracking, If One Set of Recursive Calls Does

question 11

Multiple Choice

In recursive backtracking, if one set of recursive calls does not result in a solution to the problem, what happens?

• A) The program returns to a previous decision point and makes a different decision.
• B) The program backs up to the previous decision point and throws an exception.
• C) The program continues, with unexpected results.
• D) The program backs up to the original method call.

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