Question

In recursive methods, if a temporary variable is used to store intermediate results, how many copies of that variable will exist from the first call to the last one when the recursion finishes?

Answer 1

In recursive methods, if a temporary variable is used to store intermediate results, then number of copies it will make is equal to recursive calls made during recursions

Step-by-step explanation:

If a temporary variable is used to store intermediate result than it make a new copy every time when the recursive method calls itself until the last recursive call. So for that recursive methods are not storage efficient because they push and pop results of each call on memory.