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Recursion is a technique that involves the repetition of an element within itself. | Recursion is a technique that involves the repetition of an element within itself. | ||
[[File: | [[File:homer-bucket.png|thumb|"Homer's All Purpose Bucket", an example of recursion and the Droste effect (illustrations that contain themselves).]] | ||
''(it wouldn't let me recurse the link.)'' | ''(it wouldn't let me recurse the link.)'' | ||
See [[Fractal Art]] | See [[Fractal Art]] | ||
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Recursion is a technique that involves the repetition of an element within itself.
(it wouldn't let me recurse the link.)
See Fractal Art