programming languages - How to write a loop with only if-else? -
Someone once told me that you can do any programming functions with only -Are statements.
I want to know:
- Is this statement correct? (My understanding depends on the ability of the loop with typing-perfection and if / does not complete any turing)
- Is it possible to write a loop only with the details?
How would you loop through this if only other? ["Fruit", "Car", "Water"]
Engineer for a recursive on the opposite If the recitation is the process of repetition of objects in a self-similar way -
Calculating Fibonacci numbers is a great example to understand the rearrangement (the simplest and trivial example).
Public Entity Fibonacci (Int N) {If (N & T; = 1) returns N; Return the second Fibonacci (N-1) + Fibonacci (N-2); }
But there are some disadvantages of recycling in most popular programming languages: (A) It is slow on large iteration and (b) uses a lot of memory for the performance pile.
So, yes, it is possible to write the loop only with other statements.
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