I V wrote:
> Note that print gets called after _each_ time that printBackward > returns. So, as the different calls to printBackward return, they print > whatever 'head' was set to in that invocation. Now, logically enough, > the last call to printBackward is the first to return, so the last > value of 'head' is printed first, and so in in the reverse order of the > list. Oh, that helps! Now I'm starting to understand when exactly it returns each time. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
