Space complexity for recursive algorithm

Learn how to calculate space complexity for recursive algorithm.
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[@swarnimpaudyal]

Thankyou very much sir.. you cleared the whole concept...every section deserves a teacher like u

[@manishkhanted5427]

In Space complexity for Non-Recursive algorithm video, You said we should not consider Inputs to calculate space complexity. But in this video you have consider n(which is a input) to calculate Complexity. Can you please explain?

[@shimulbhattacharjee9560]

Because in case of recursion, parameters need to be stored on stack. Whereas in non-recursive programs, parameters do not get stored in memory as we are calculating the space complexity only for a particular function.

[@snmurthyp8]

thank you sir it is usefu for me

[@tarun8706]

Thanks for your video ...I really need it 💛

[@lavanyakommana719]

Thank u soo much sir .Now,I understood clearly how stack works

[@user-wi6wt3fg5l]

Great Session!

[@sallaklamhayyen9876]

Nice explanation thank you so much

[@shivganeshsingh8145]

sir , it was a great explaination .

[@dks4223]

Very good explanation 👍

[@user-vo1pd7tb9m]

nice explanation:) thx

[@fernandogmail1]

Question: What if the function foo itself contained a data structure, say a Linked List that uses O(n) space? Will that mean that the overall space complexity will be O(n^2)?
Thank you very much for your video!

[@tharinduwickramaarachchi9361]

we need time complexity analysis for recursive algorithm

[@janpapaj4373]

Thank you for making the video! The only thing i dont understand is why N * K = O(N). Can you please explain (it is at the very end of the video).

[@SunilDhimal]

You need to understand asymptotic notations to get clarity on this topic. However, to explain in brief when you have term like N*K, observe that N is a variable and K is a constant. In asymptotic notations, we measure the time/space complexity assuming N is quiet large (tending to INFINITY). So, whenever N is large, the impact of the constant (K) in the term N*K is negligible. Hence we write its order on N i.e. O(N). Watch my videos on asymptotic notations for further understanding: czcams.com/video/j8-okOgWv6U/video.html
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[@wbeducators2360]

stack in n=1 in second