write a recursive boolean function that will determine whether or not the value 0 is on the list instead of the built-in one (Python)
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First, we need to define the function and its parameters. Since we are checking for the presence of 0 in a list, we will name our function "has_zero" and give it a parameter "lst" for the list we want to check. Show more…
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