Recursive functions are functions that are called from within itself
The recursive function DigitCount() in Python where comments are used to explain each line is as follows:
#This defines the function
def countDigits(n):
#If the integer is <em>less than 10</em>
if n< 10:
#Then the integer has <em>1 digit</em>
return 1
#Otherwise,
else:
#Count the number of integers
return 1 + countDigits(n / 10)
At the end of the function, the count of integers is returned to the main function
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11 bits would be enough for 0 - 2047 decimal, 2048 (2k) possible values. 2048 itself would need a 12 bit, which would allow from 0 - 4095 possible values. Useful tidbit to remember: 1024, 1k is ten bits.
