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def power(x, n): result = 1 for i in range(n): result *= x return result This is a sweet and simple little function, but again you can change the definition to a recursive one: power(x, 0) is 1 for all numbers x. power(x, n) for n > 0 is the product of x and power(x, n-1). Again, as you can see, this gives exactly the same result as in the simpler, iterative definition. Understanding the definition is the hardest part implementing it is easy: def power(x, n): if n == 0: return 1 else: return x * power(x, n-1) Again, I have simply translated my definition from a slightly formal textual description into a programming language (Python).

You could also use SCP, which is distributed with the OpenSSH package, to copy the files from your local machine to the production server: $ scp -r /home/george/projects/emporium \ george@production_machine:/u/apps/emporium/current/

Method: customer.create ($data)

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Description: Creates new customers. Magento lets you create a customer with all NULL data. The only requirement is that the e-mail address must not match any current e-mail within the same website_id. Return: Int value representing the new customer_id is created. Argument: $data (required). Uses an array of key/value pairs to set data.

Tip If a function or an algorithm is complex and difficult to understand, clearly defining it in your own words before actually implementing it can be very helpful. Programs in this sort of almost-programminglanguage are often referred to as pseudocode.

We downloaded and installed the Linux binary package (not the RPM file that s offered for download), and then extracted the contents of the package (replace the filename with the name of the file you downloaded): $ tar zxvf mysql-standard-version.tar.gz

Available data keys: increment_id created_at updated_at website_id store_id email (*email must be unique, or exception will be thrown) lastname firstname middlename prefix suffix dob taxvat password_hash group_id default_billing default_shipping created_in

So what is the point of recursion Can t you just use loops instead The truth is yes, you can, and in most cases it will probably be (at least slightly) more efficient. But in many cases, recursion can be more readable sometimes much more readable especially if one understands the recursive definition of a function. And even though you could conceivably avoid ever writing a recursive function, as a programmer you will most likely have to understand recursive algorithms and functions created by others, at the very least.

To complete the installation, follow the instructions in the INSTALL-BINARY file, located in the root of the source directory.

// Prepare information $data = array( 'firstname' => 'John', 'lastname' => 'Doe', 'website_id' => '1', 'email' => 'john@test.com' ); // using Zend XML-RPC method $customer_id = $client->call('call', array($session_id, 'customer.create', array($data))); // display new customer id echo $customer_id;