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Recursion | Course Readings | 6.101 Fall 2023

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This reading is relatively new, and your feedback will help us improve it! If you notice mistakes (big or small), if you have questions, if anything is unclear, if there are things not covered here that you'd like to see covered, or if you have any other suggestions; please get in touch during office hours or open lab hours, or via e-mail at 6.101-help@mit.edu. In some sense, this week's reading represents a slight shift of focus as we move on to a new topic. The ideas we've been talking about so far won't go away, of course, but we will have a different central focus for the next few weeks: recursion. We expect that recursion is something that everyone should have seen in the prerequisite for this course, but recursion can feel somewhat weird and uncomfortable until you build up some experience of using it and some understanding of how it works. So, we're going to spend a fair amount of time over the next couple of weeks with that goal in mind: developing facility and comfort with, an

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