Understanding multidimensional recursion
Multidimensional recursion is a special case of recursion where the recursive function operates on an input that is defined by multiple dimensions, rather than just a single dimension. Unlike simple recursion, where the problem is reduced linearly with each recursive call, multidimensional recursion often explores an n-dimensional space simultaneously, reducing the input in one or more dimensions simultaneously.
The multidimensional recursion pattern is the classification of problems that can be solved using multidimensional recursion
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Multidimensional recursion is when there is a multidimensional input to every recursive call.
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