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A Tough Question on Recursive Function

Asked by zxzwin in C++ Programming Language

Tags: function, structure

Any help on the following problem is appreciated:

Write a RECURSIVE function "minInArray" whose header is given below. minInArray finds the minimum element in a vector of n elements.

/*pre: a is a vector with n integer values
post: the smallest value of elements a [0] through a[n-1] is returned.

int minInArray(apvector<int>a, int n)

In writing minInArray, you may use the function "min" which is shown below:

/* pre: x and y are integers
post: the minimum of x and y are returned.

int min(int x, int y)
{
if (x>y)
return x;
else
return y;
}

remember, minInArray must be a RECURSIVE function. Which means any looping structure is not preferred.

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Asked by zxzwin in C++ Programming Language

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