Consider the following recursive C function, assume that get (6) function is being called in the main (), then how many times will the get () function be invoked before returning to the main () function? Explain the execution logic. Assume that you have a main () function, inside the main () function, call get () and pass the argument 6, get (6).void get(int n){if(n<1) return;get(n-1);get(n-3);printf("%d", n);} pls explain with flowchart. Consider the following recursive C function, assume that get (6) function is being called in the main (), then how many times will the get () function be invoked before returning to the main () function? Explainthe execution logic. Assume that you have a main () function, inside the main () function, call get () and pass the argument 6, get (6).Test Sim left. S.07void get(int n)if(n<1) return;get(n-1);get(n-3);printf("%d", n);

Here in get(6), When value of n becomes less than 1, the function simply returns. Orelse the…

Consider the following recursive C function, assume that get (6) function is being called in the main (), then how many times will the get () function be invoked before returning to the main () function? Explain the execution logic. Assume that you have a main () function, inside the main () function, call get () and pass the argument 6, get (6). void get(int n)

Consider the following recursive C function, assume that get (6) function is being called in the main (), then how many times will the get () function be invoked before returning to the main () function? Explain the execution logic. Assume that you have a main () function, inside the main () function, call get () and pass the argument 6, get (6). void get(int n)

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