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Recursion Chapter 11

Basics of Recursion A recursive algorithm will have one subtask that is a small version of the entire algorithm's task A recursive algorithm contains an invocation of itself Must be defined correctly or else the algorithm could call itself forever or not at all 4

Case Study Digits to Words – consider a method which receives an integer parameter Then it prints the digits of the number as words Heading 5

Case Study Consider this useful private method 6

Case Study If number has multiple digits, decompose algorithm into two subtasks Display all digits but the last as words Display last digit as a word First subtask is smaller version of original problem Same as original task, one less digit 7

Case Study View demonstration, listing 11.1 class RecursionDemo Sample screen output 9

How Recursion Works Figure 11.1a Executing recursive call 10

How Recursion Works Figure 11.1b Executing recursive call 11

How Recursion Works Figure 11.1c Executing recursive call 12

Keys to Successful Recursion Must have a branching statement that leads to different cases One or more of the branches should have a recursive call of the method Recursive call must use "smaller" version of the original argument One or more branches must include no recursive call This is the base or stopping case 13

Infinite Recursion Suppose we leave out the stopping case Nothing stops the method from repeatedly invoking itself Program will eventually crash when computer exhausts its resources (stack overflow) 14

Recursive Versus Iterative Any method including a recursive call can be rewritten To do the same task Done without recursion Non-recursive algorithm uses iteration Method which implements is iterative method Note iterative version of program, listing 11.2 class IterativeDemo 15

Recursive Versus Iterative Recursive method Uses more storage space than iterative version Due to overhead during runtime Also runs slower However in some programming tasks, recursion is a better choice, a more elegant solution 16

Recursive Methods that Return a Value Follow same design guidelines as stated previously Second guideline also states One or more branches include recursive invocation that leads to the returned value View program with recursive value returning method, listing 11.3 class RecursionDemo2 17

Recursive Methods that Return a Value Sample screen output Note recursive method NumberOfZeros Has two recursive calls Each returns value assigned to result Variable result is what is returned 18

Programming Example Insisting that user input be correct Program asks for a input in specific range Recursive method makes sure of this range Method recursively invokes itself as many times as user gives incorrect input View program, listing 11.4 class CountDown 20

Programming Example Sample screen output 21

Case Study Binary Search First we look in the middle of the array We design a recursive method to tell whether or not a given number is in an array Algorithm assumes array is sorted First we look in the middle of the array Then look in first half or last half, depending on value found in middle 22

Binary Search Draft 1 of algorithm Algorithm requires additional parameters 23

Binary Search Draft 2 of algorithm to search a[first] through a[last] What if target is not in the array? 24

Binary Search Final draft of algorithm to search a[first] through a[last] to find target 25

Binary Search Figure 11.2a Binary search example 26

Binary Search Figure 11.2b Binary search example 27

Binary Search Figure 11.2c Binary search example 28

Binary Search View final code, listing 11.5 class ArraySearcher Note demo program, listing 11.6 class ArraySearcherDemo 29

Binary Search Sample screen output 30

Programming Example Merge sort – A recursive sorting method A divide-and-conquer algorithm Array to be sorted is divided in half The two halves are sorted by recursive calls This produces two smaller, sorted arrays which are merged to a single sorted array 31

Merge Sort Algorithm to sort array a View Java implementation, listing 11.7 class MergeSort 32

Merge Sort View demo program, listing 11.8 class MergeSortDemo Sample screen output 33