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Category > Computer Science Posted 04 Jan 2018 My Price 7.00

recursive method called power that will raise

Write a recursive method called power that will raise one positive number to the power of another positive number. The program should use integer numbers taken in from the user to test the method.

Example:

power(4,0) → 1

power(3,3) → 27

power(5,4) → 625


Test cases
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Input: 

x y, where x and y are both integers 

Sample Input: 

5 4

Output: 

The result of x to the power of y

Sample Output: 

5 ^ 4 = 625
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