What is recursion tail in scala?
Answer / Prashant Sharma
"Tail Recursion in Scala refers to a recursive function where the recursive call is the last operation performed before returning. Tail recursive functions are more efficient than traditional recursive functions because they avoid creating a new stack frame for each recursive call, making them useful for large data structures or deep recursions."
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