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Welcome back, ladies, ladies and gentlemen, to this amazing exercise in our recursive functions and

now what we are going to do is basically what are we going to do is to write a recursive recursive function.

That's basically what he's going to do, is that it's right, rather recursive function that will receive

some no say in.

All right.

And this function is going to receive some number and and what it will do is just to print this function,

will print all the numbers from one from one up from one four one up to this and up to end.

OK, so that's basically all these function will have to do.

So for example, for example, if we know the function receives, I don't know for them in this case.

OK, so let's say input use four.

And in this case, what's going to be printed to the screen is just something like this.

One, two, three, four.

OK, seems to be pretty, pretty easy.

But does it I mean, is it really easy or basically you have to think about it more in depth because

you probably know that you could do so simply by running some for a loop.

And to use like for I equals to one as long as I is less than or equal to this and and just print the

result.

So basically you could go with just these solutions.

Let's say that's the body of the function.

So for let's say I equals to one as long as I is less than or equal to and I plus plus and then basically

to print half just percentage and specify here I write.

So that's basically the most trivial way to solve this exercise.

But of course that's not the case because we are using here a recursive function in not an iterative

approach with using these for a loop.

So think about the solution.

Think about where you're going to place the print line and where you were going also to do the recursive

call.

And how will you also specify the stopping or basically the base condition.

So good luck, guys.

And once you're done, I will see you in the Solutions video.