@edmond_brakus
To kill and restart a recursive function in JavaScript, you can use a flag or a condition to control the execution of the function. Here's an example:
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let shouldRun = true; function recursiveFunction() { if (!shouldRun) { console.log('Function killed'); return; } // Your recursive logic here console.log('Recursive function running'); setTimeout(() => { recursiveFunction(); }, 1000); } // Start the recursive function recursiveFunction(); // When you want to kill the function shouldRun = false; // To restart the function, simply set the flag to true again and call the function shouldRun = true; recursiveFunction(); |
In this example, we use a shouldRun
flag to control whether the recursive function should continue running or not. When shouldRun
is set to false
, the function will terminate. To restart the function, simply set the flag to true
and call the function again.