Coron went on, “A recursive function works like nesting dolls. The airtight heat-suit scraped over Ona’s scales, and the rustling noise reverberated loudly in her helmet. But she couldn’t help shivering at the sight. Intellectually, Ona understood that the frigid air in the classroom, cold enough to give her and the other children hypothermia even with brief exposure, was perfectly suited to the Teachers. Coron wore a dress that exposed the skin of her arms and legs in a way that she had taught the children was beautiful and natural. “Let’s diagram the call-graph for this classic LISP function, which computes the n-th Fibonacci number recursively.” Coron pointed to the screen-board, on which she had typed out a bit of code. Series: The Tales of Gorlen Vizenfirthe.Series: From the Lost Travelers’ Tour Guide.
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