3b. (3 pts) Define a recursive function named alternate_r that is given the same arguments and produces the same result as the iterative version above, but here using recursion. You may not create/use any Python data structures in your code: use linked list processing only: use no looping, local variables, etc. Hint: see the recursive code for appending a value at the end of a linked list; of course, try to use the 3 proof rules to help synthesize your code. You might try writing the recursive solution first, it is simpler! (mine was 7 lines)

After making a powerpoint presentation about a new line of clothing designs, henri notices that he used the word “gorgeous” on nearly every slide. what would be the  best  way to add more variety to his wording by using tools within powerpoint? using the thesaurus under the view tab, and then using the find dialog box to find and replace every instance of “gorgeous”using the spelling checker under the view tab, and then using the find dialog box to find every instance of “gorgeous” and change some of themusing the thesaurus under the review tab, and then using the find dialog box to find every instance of “gorgeous” and change some of themusing the spelling checker under the review tab, and then using the find dialog box to find and replace every instance of “gorgeous”