How do you implement a recursive function in R?
- Define the base case and the recursive case within the function
- Use the loop keyword to initiate recursion
- Use the recurse function to call the function recursively
- All of the above
To implement a recursive function in R, you define the base case and the recursive case within the function. The base case specifies a condition that determines when the recursion should stop, while the recursive case defines how the function calls itself with modified arguments to approach the base case. This iterative process continues until the base case is reached.
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