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Multiply an integer, an integer an integer Write a function called multiply that takes in two integer parameters and returns the result of the two parameters multiplied together. You may not use the multiplication operator (*) or any sort of iteration. You must use the addition operator and recursive calls. You do not have to account for negative numbers, but one of the parameters may be zero. >>> multiply(2, 5) 10 >>> multiply(3, 0) 0 find Length string, list, or tuple integer Write a function called find Length that accepts one parameter that is either a list, string, or tuple. Use recursion to find the length of the data type. You may use the len() function only once, and you may only use the len() function to check if the parameter length is zero. You will get no credit for simply returning len(parameter) and not finding the length using recursive calls. >>> find length (:Moana") 5 >>> find Length ((5, 7, true, ["ok", "now"])) 4 >>> find Length ([]) 0