When a recursive method is called correctly, and it does not perform recursion, what must be true?
A)Both a terminating condition and a recursive case condition were true.
B)A terminating condition was true.
C)All recursive case conditions were true.
D)One recursive case condition was true.

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A terminating condition must be true for a recursive method to stop calling itself and not perform further recursion. This ensures the recursion ends and prevents infinite loops.

When a Recursive Method Is Called Correctly, and It Does