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Explanation:
The unsigned int mystery(unsigned int a, unsigned int b) compute multiplication of two integers by Recursive addition method.This takes two integers parameters a and b Where b must be +ve.
for ex:
let us pass a=3, b=4 as values a & b respectively
if we dive into mystery(3,4) function
here b=4
if (1==b) (i.e 1==4) condition fails
so
else part gets executed as
a+mystery(a,b-1) i.e (3+ mystery(3,3)
the above process repeats until b=1 by adding a value
3+3+3+3=12 which is multiplication of 3 by 4 (3*4=12)
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