Give the three criteria for a correct value being returned by a recursive function.
What will be an ideal response?
a) The recursion terminates.
b) The stopping case returns the correct value for that case.
c) For each recursive case, if the recursive call returns the correct value for that case,
then the final value returned by the function is the correct value.
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