use scheme (k-palindrome? "tahcohcat" 2)  #t (k-palindrome? "tahcohcat" 1)  #f 

1. [5 marks] Write a procedure called (palindrome? s) that takes a string s as argument and returns true (#t) if s is palindrome.
2. [7 marks] A k-palindrome is a string that can be made into a palindrome by ignoring up to k characters. Write a procedure called (k-palindrome? s k) that takes a string s and a non-negative integer k as arguments and returns true if s is a k-palindrome. For example,

You may find the following built-in procedures useful for the above problems:

• (string-length str) - returns the number of characters in a given string
• (string-ref str i) - returns the character at a specified index in a given string
• (substring str start [end]) - returns a substring of a given string between two indices [the ending index is optional].