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T is the generic type, the function above is to be expanded in prettyPrintTree:

function prettyPrintNaryTree(node: NaryTree): List {

return IMPLEMENT_THIS;

}

Often syntax trees aren't binary trees, but N-ary trees. Currently the *prettyPrintTree' function only supports a left and right child. Write a new function called 'prettyPrintvaryTree that takes in the following tree type: class NaryTree { constructor( public data: T, public children: List = new List(undefined), / Example tree for you to print: let naryTree = new NaryTree(1, new List([ new NaryTree (2), new NaryTree (3, new List([ new NaryTree (4), 1)), new NaryTree (5) / / Sample output: //1 1 1-2 /1-3 /1 - -4 7/-5 Again make sure that the indentation only indents by 1. This is what the test cases assume. Also make sure that *prettyPrintNaryTree' returns a List type