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    Recursion Is Often Less Efficient Than Iteration Because ________
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Recursion Is Often Less Efficient Than Iteration Because ________

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Question 3

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Recursion is often less efficient than iteration because ________.


A) it can cause an explosion of method calls.
B) it is not as intuitive.
C) recursive methods are harder to debug.
D) recursive methods take longer to program.

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