When a recursive call is encountered,computation is temporarily suspended;all of the information needed to continue the computation is saved and the recursive call is evaluated.

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This statement is true. Recursion involves breaking down a problem into smaller subproblems that are similar in nature to the original problem. Each time a recursive call is encountered, the program must suspend computing the original problem and switch to solving the subproblem. Before doing so, it saves all necessary information from the original problem so that it can resume where it left off once the subproblem has been solved.

When a Recursive Call Is Encountered,computation Is Temporarily Suspended;all of the Information