> This is why it can be considered memoization: each recursive call builds on the "stored" finished result of the previous call.
Ok, but isn't this then also the case for non-tail recursive calls? And ordinary recursive call builds just as well on the finished result of the previous call and no result is really "stored" in either case.
Ok, but isn't this then also the case for non-tail recursive calls? And ordinary recursive call builds just as well on the finished result of the previous call and no result is really "stored" in either case.