
Starting Out with Programming Logic and Design (5th Edition) (What's New in Computer Science)
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Author: Tony Gaddis
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Chapter 13, Problem 5PE
Program Plan Intro
Recursive Power Method
Program Plan:
- Global variable declaration:
- Initialize the variable “minimum” as “1”.
- Initialize the variable “maximum” as “100”.
- Define the “main()” function:
- Initialize the variable “number” is “0”.
- Initialize the variable “exp” is “0”.
- Get the input from the user and store it to the variable “number”.
- Check the value of “exp”
- If it is less than “minimum” or greater than “maximum”, then get the exponent “exp” from user.
- Call the function “recursivePower()” and pass the two arguments “number” and “exp”.
- Display the result on the output screen.
- Define the “recursivePower(x, y)” function:
- Check the value of “y”
- If it is equal to “0”, then returns “1”.
- Otherwise, call the function “recursivePower()” recursively along with the arguments “x” and the decremented value of “y”.
- Display the result on the output screen.
- Check the value of “y”
- Call the “main()” function.
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