*Tell us what’s happening: I originally wrote if(n == 0) and this worked. However, the standard answer would be n<= 0 Would you say both answers are correct? Your code so far function sum(arr, n) { // Only change code below this line if (n == 0 ) { return 0; } else { return sum(arr, n-1) +…

Recursive n == 0 vs n<= 0

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