Re: converting decimal to binary

> From: "Baloch" <zohaibbaloch@xxxxxxxxx>
> please help me to convert decimal into binary using recursive functions

I assume you mean help you figure out how to design such an algorithm,
right? OK, first thing to do is figure out a natural way to separate
the easy case from the hard case, where you can just write down the
answer to the easy case whereas the hard case may require recursion.
Please make a decision and post it and I'll check if it's reasonable.
If not reasonable, I'll help you correct that decision.
If reasonable, I'll advise you what you need to do next.
.

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