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28 June 2006
CFUNITED - Recursive Functions presentation
Andrew Schwabe gave an outstanding presentation of a subject that can be somewhat difficult to wrap one's mind around: recursive functions.

Having already traversed the learning curve involved with this subject, I went hoping to learn something new and was not at all disappointed. Andrew approached the subject in a very simple and understandable manner, taking the observer from zero to 60 in one smooth transition. I was quite impressed with Andrew's almost exclusive use of Custom Tags, which nicely complemented my own preference of using CFSCRIPT.

Rather than regurgitate all the details of recursiveness in this post, it's probably simpler to  refer the reader to both Andrew's presentation code and a recent  blog post of my own regarding the subject matter.



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