The term "recursive islands and lakes" typically refers to a problem often encountered in computer science, particularly in the fields of algorithms and data structures. It usually involves identifying and counting distinct "islands" in a grid (or a 2D array), where the islands are formed by connected "land" cells (usually represented by some value, like 1) and are surrounded by "water" cells (represented by another value, like 0).
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