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can v write main()
{
main();
}
Is it true?
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Answer / manish soni bca 3rd year jaipu
it is recursive function.
here is no condition is apply so
the result is
infintely.
and after that 'the statck memory flow'.
conditio is start.
manish soni tagore bio tech collage,
jaipur
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Answer / satya
k.. but what is the result.. i want some explanation... is
not it be recurssive..
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Answer / sharath
yes it becomes a recursive function
we have to specify any condition using a loop or any decision block so that the loop doesnot call the main() function again.
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Answer / sharath
what do you think as you oppposed the answer
can you please explain it
please..
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Answer / sharath
yes u are right
there is no condition and the result is an infinite loop which continues till the stack overflow after that it may hang..
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