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Step 1: Manual Transformation for Optimized Recursion
While modern programming languages and compilers may offer various optimizations, such as tail call optimization, they typically don't automatically transform non-tail-recursive functions into their tail-recursive or loop variants. Developers often need to write code in a tail-recursive or iterative manner themselves.
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