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tail after - tradução para grego
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Mare's tail; Mares-tail; Mare's-Tail; Mare's-tail; Mare’s Tail; Mare's Tail; Mares-Tail; Marestail (disambiguation)
tail after
παρακολουθώ
after all
παρά όλα αυτά
after the rain
απόβροχο
Definição
tail recursion
<programming> When the last thing a function (or procedure)
does is to call itself. Such a function is called tail
recursive. A function may make several recursive calls but
a call is only tail-recursive if the caller returns
immediately after it. E.g.
f n = if n < 2 then 1 else f (f (n-2) + 1)
In this example both calls to f are recursive but only the
outer one is tail recursive.
Tail recursion is a useful property because it enables {tail
recursion optimisation}.
If you aren't sick of them already, see recursion and {tail
recursion}.
[Jargon File ]
(2006-04-16)
Wikipédia
Marestail
Marestail (also mare's tail and mare's-tail) may refer to:
Exemplos do corpo de texto para tail after
1. The dog laid on top of one trooper and wagged its tail after bringing him down.
2. For some, the tightening of borrowing conditions is well–overdue and the subprime crisis is a sting in the tail after years of easy money and lax lending by banks and mortgage brokers.
3. "I‘d like to see us kick a little more [tail]." After finishing the day‘s cooking one recent evening, Sheehan has planted himself on the patio, where he‘s swigging Michelob Ultras and smoking Winstons.
4. "He was always trying to put Frasier in uncomfortable circumstances." Moose‘s life was a rags to riches ‘tail‘ after he was rescued from a dog pound in the early 1''0s.