I\'m learning F# (new to functional programming in general though used functional aspects of C# for years but let\'s face it, that\'s pretty different) and one of the things that I\'ve read is that th
I am currently playing with Scalaz non-blocking futures aka. Promises. I am struggling to make the following function tail-recursive:
I\'ve got a good idea of what primitive recursive definitions are, however I still can\'t seem to get my head around it.
In the following, the line maybeNext.map{rec}.getOrElse(n) uses the Option monad to implement the recurse or escape pattern.
I was reading this post While or Tail Recursion in F#, what to开发者_如何学运维 use when? were several people say that the \'functional way\' of doing things is by using maps/folds and higher order fu
From searching elsewhere on this site and the web, tail call optimization is not supported by the JVM. Does that therefore mean that tail recursive Scala code such as the following, which may run on v
I\'m trying to solve this problem. I was wondering if someone would help get started on it or give me some hints.
i find this link, http://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Algorithms/Q_25205171.html, which suggests a way to do postorder tail recursion. however, it uses 2 stacks, is there a way to do this with
Before I start: YES, this is homework from college. Before I get told that I\'m lazy and evil: this part of the homework was to convert two functions we already had, this one is the 6th.
check out this Scala-code: def rec(n: Int) { if (n > 1) { val d = n / 2 rec(d) //if (d > 1)// abort loop
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