Lõpprekursioon
Lõpprekursioon, or tail recursion, is a special case of recursion where the recursive call is the very last operation in a function. This means that after the recursive call is made, no further computation is performed within the current function's scope. This property is significant because it allows compilers and interpreters to optimize the function call, often transforming it into an iterative loop.
The optimization of tail recursion is known as tail call optimization (TCO). When TCO is applied, the
Many functional programming languages, such as Scheme and Haskell, guarantee tail call optimization. However, it is
Recognizing and implementing tail recursion can be a valuable technique for writing efficient and stack-safe recursive