The Basics Guide

Tag: Iterative Processes

  • This-or-Better

    This-or-Better

    This-or-Better is a goal-setting principle that emphasizes achieving a desired outcome while being open to the possibility of attaining a superior result. The phrase frames a mindset where the desired outcome is seen as a baseline, and the individual is encouraged to remain adaptable for improvements beyond initial expectations.

  • Recursion Limit

    Recursion Limit

    The “Recursion Limit” specifies how many times a function can call itself before triggering a system error. Established to avert infinite loops and stack overflow, it reflects the computer’s finite memory constraints. While set by default in most programming languages, it’s pivotal for ensuring program stability.