Our solution is more efficient because our assembly code consists of fewer lines of code than the auto generated assembly code. Additionally, our assembly code uses only two registers.

This assembly code defines a recursive function mul_n to calculate the factorial of a given number. The code uses ARM assembly language and follows a recursive approach, multiplying the current number ...

else { return n * factorialFunction(n – 1); } }} Notice how the recursive Java factorial function does not need an iterative loop. Instead, the code repeatedly calls itself until a stop condition is ...