Recursion is a sophisticated technique in programming, in which a function calls itself, creating multiple instances (recursive calls). Although it...

Recursion is a sophisticated technique in programming, in which a function calls itself, creating multiple instances (recursive calls). Although it is a technique that provides cleaner code and facilitates maintenance, its use must take into account the amount of memory required for program execution. Based on this context, evaluate the following assertions:

I. With each recursive call, resources are allocated in memory for the function, and if the function is very large, memory accumulation may occur.

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II. It is necessary to evaluate the cost-benefit of having more sophisticated code at the expense of a loop structure, as the second option consumes less memory.

Regarding these assertions, choose the correct alternative:

I. With each recursive call, resources are allocated in memory for the function, and if the function is very large, memory accumulation may occur.
II. It is necessary to evaluate the cost-benefit of having more sophisticated code at the expense of a loop structure, as the second option consumes less memory.
The assertions I and II are true propositions, and II is a justification for I.
The assertions I and II are true propositions, but II is not a justification for I.
Assertion I is a true proposition, and II is a false proposition.
Assertion I is a false proposition, and II is a true proposition.
The assertions I and II are false propositions.