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for the following recursive function: def mystery(lst): return mystery_aux (lst,0) def mystery_aux(lst,p): if p >= len(lst): return 0 lst[p] += mystery_aux(lst, p +1) return lst[p]

for the following recursive function:
def mystery(lst):
return mystery_aux (lst,0)
def mystery_aux(lst,p):
if p >= len(lst):
return 0
lst[p] += mystery_aux(lst, p +1)
return lst[p]
a) explain what the function does?
b)give an example of input, output and the list content after calling the function.
c)write a function mystery_itertion(lst) that has the same functionality as mystery(lst) but uses iteration instead of recursion.

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