Updated recursion.md with example #679
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… with simple python program This commit updates the recursion explanation in the recursion.md file to be more beginner-friendly and comprehensive. The factorial example has been revised with n = 4 and stack variables have been included for each recursive call to demonstrate how functions are called and how values are returned. These changes aim to provide a clearer understanding of recursion, especially for beginners, by illustrating the step-by-step process of function calls and return values.
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An example about how recursion works is included taking the function factorial as example.
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