How can the PHP script be modified to handle additional levels of recursion effectively?
To handle additional levels of recursion effectively in a PHP script, you can modify the script to include a parameter that tracks the current level of recursion and set a maximum level to prevent infinite recursion. You can also optimize the code by using memoization to store intermediate results and avoid redundant calculations.
<?php
function recursiveFunction($input, $level = 0, $maxLevel = 10, $memo = []) {
if ($level > $maxLevel) {
return "Max recursion level reached";
}
// Check if result is memoized
if (isset($memo[$input])) {
return $memo[$input];
}
// Base case
if ($input == 0) {
return 0;
}
// Recursive case
$result = recursiveFunction($input - 1, $level + 1, $maxLevel, $memo) + $input;
// Memoize result
$memo[$input] = $result;
return $result;
}
// Example usage
$input = 5;
echo recursiveFunction($input);
?>