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Printing an Array Recursively Depends on Where You Print — drill-1 — LearnYard

03 Dsa FundamentalsRecursion BasicsPrint the Elements of an Array using Recursion

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TASK

Complete the recursive function so it starts at index 0, prints the array [4, 2, 7, 1] in order, and stops when i == n. Do not use a loop.

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OUTPUT

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4 2 7 1

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