Problem 1: Recursion to Generator You worked with these last homework. For this homework, you'll write the tail recursion, while, and generator. This is a reminder that in the starter code, we are providing you with the regular recursion code, and the functions you must implement must utilize tail recursion, a while loop, or a generator as specified. In your starter code, function names will end in _t, _w, or _g if the function needs to be implemented using tail recursion, a while loop, or a generator, respectively. Review the lecture slides to learn more about generators. p(0) p(n) = 10000 = p(n-1) + 0.02p(n − 1) c(1) = 9 c(n) = 9c(n-1) + 10-1 — c(n − 1) d(0) = 1 d(n) = 3d(n-1) + 1 Programming Problem 1: Recursion to Generators • For reach function you'll write the tail recursive form, while, and generator. • We have added the signature to help you-in particular, c(n) requres two accumula- tors. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

Problem 1: Recursion to Generator You worked with these last homework. For this homework, you'll write the tail recursion, while, and generator. This is a reminder that in the starter code, we are providing you with the regular recursion code, and the functions you must implement must utilize tail recursion, a while loop, or a generator as specified. In your starter code, function names will end in _t, _w, or _g if the function needs to be implemented using tail recursion, a while loop, or a generator, respectively. Review the lecture slides to learn more about generators. p(0) p(n) = 10000 = p(n-1) + 0.02p(n − 1) c(1) = 9 c(n) = 9c(n-1) + 10-1 — c(n − 1) d(0) = 1 d(n) = 3d(n-1) + 1 Programming Problem 1: Recursion to Generators • For reach function you'll write the tail recursive form, while, and generator. • We have added the signature to help you-in particular, c(n) requres two accumula- tors. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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