How is recursion different from a normal function call?

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In a normal function call, one function calls another function. In recursion,
            a function calls itself.
        

        
            
                Normal Function Call
                Recursive Function Call
            
            
                A function calls another function.
                A function calls itself.
            
            
                Example: A() calls B()
                Example: recur() calls recur()
            
        

        void A() {
    B();   // normal function call
}

void recur() {
    recur();   // recursive call
}

Normal Function Call	Recursive Function Call
A function calls another function.	A function calls itself.
Example: A() calls B()	Example: recur() calls recur()

How is recursion different from a normal function call?

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