How to reverse a String in java using recursion?

[@solnamgung9760]

amazing ! thanks for your thorough explanations

[@chandanrout29]

u have not executed remaining iterations , simply escaped. when the method will exactly returned the reversed string to main method. the break point is may be the 1st condition , one time string will become null and it will return, but if string will become null then how it will hold the reversed string.

[@friendlychannel100]

It would be better to do it using tail recursion as this recursion has pending operations. We might also get stackoverflow again if the length of string is huge.

[@naveenkumarkota2090]

understtod tq u

[@mohanamahamohana2272]

Clear explanation sir

[@springhibernatetutes]

Keep watching

[@sucharithaguddam4936]

Good explanation. Thank you sir...🙏

[@adithiatirtazulfikar4567]

Thank you

[@prajaktakale1291]

Why we take private static class?can we take public method

[@kartikn1619]

Yes you can take public method , private method ensures that method is not overridden.

[@indiantourism975]

Excellent sir

[@snehaldas5893]

im sure you're a school teacher sir

[@aqibehassan8116]

Thanks alot

[@sagarr.gs.m.s42]

Really helpful video sir

[@springhibernatetutes]

Thanks Sagar for your valuable comment

[@sagargupta1496]

Sir program is giving stack overflow error.
Please correct me if there is any mistake in the code.
I am having interview tomorrow..please reply early
public class HelloWorld
{
public static void main(String []args)
{
String s= "Sandy";
System.out.println(recursiveString(s));
}
private static String recursiveString(String st)
{
if(st==null)
{
if(st.length()

[@Niceguy54444]

public static String reverseStringRecursion(String input) {
if(input.isEmpty())
return "";
System.out.println(input.charAt(input.length()-1));
return input.charAt(input.length()-1)+reverseStringRecursion(input.substring(0,input.length()-1));
}

[@JASSININETY]

Clean and clear

[@springhibernatetutes]

Thanks for your valuable comment

[@ankitarawat8264]

Great👍

[@springhibernatetutes]

Thanks Ankita for your valuable comment

[@AnirudhGarg1123]

Will this program run successfully if I don't use if else statement?

[@sinaazartash3566]

I do not see how you could have a base case without an an if else statement. What I mean by base case is the return s statement. If there is no base case, then recursion cannot happen.

[@sagarr.gs.m.s42]

Thanks a lot

[@514-n8v]

superb sir

[@springhibernatetutes]

Thanks vinod for your valuable comment