C programming LanguageRecursionQuestion 1:Write c program to print the sum of the array elements using recursive function.You should have the main function + function to find the summation. Question 2:Write recursive function that returns the value of the following recursive definition:f(x) = 0 if x<= 0f(x-1 )+ 2 otherwiseYou should have the main function + the recursive function. Question 1:Write c program to print the sum of the array elements using recursive function.You should have the main function + function to find the summation.Question 2:Write recursive function that returns the value of the following recursive definition:f(x) = 0if x<= 0f(x-1 )+ 2otherwiseYou should have the main function + the recursive function.

C programming Language Recursion Question 1: Write c program to print the sum of the array elements using recursive function. You should have the main function + function to find the summation. Question 2: Write recursive function that returns the value of the following recursive definition: f(x) = 0 if x<= 0 f(x-1 )+ 2 otherwise You should have the main function + the recursive function.

C programming Language Recursion Question 1: Write c program to print the sum of the array elements using recursive function. You should have the main function + function to find the summation. Question 2: Write recursive function that returns the value of the following recursive definition: f(x) = 0 if x<= 0 f(x-1 )+ 2 otherwise You should have the main function + the recursive function.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Chapter15: Recursion

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