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Lab7 Part 3. For loops and Range A. Write a function that takes a flat list of numbers as input and returns the product of the elements Use a for optimale over the elements of the list. Here's a sketch to get you started def product ist) running product - Why not? for element in tist: You can finish this pass B. Write a function containing a for loop using the range function that the cements of listipul, then the last three elements, then the elements and when there are less than the comments that there w a s c a ch of the ce list that we stacks by referring to the sides from the lecture des pe and slices. If still stackstart by ow hout the return value) C. Refer to Side 22 from the lecture. Without worrying about defining functions oramai file illustrating each of the thesis Methods Create ample include emples of each method and there is the file weg these lines >>> listi 11. 2. 3] >>> list2 - I'A'. 'B'. 'C'. 'D') >>> list - "string". ("sublist". "with". 4. elements" >>> listi.append(4) >>>print(list) 1. 2. 3. 41 >>> list. index ("string") >>>- and so on. Lab Part 4. Recursion A Rewrite your product function above using w i nstead of a fork Remember the pallom- you will need a harcase and a nealce. Here's a head start def recursive product(st): if lenist) ( 1: return ??? # What should the base case return? else: pass What is the general case? B. Write the factorial functioning wasion. Add print statements showing the input and the return value every time it is called. Convince yourself that you understand what is happening. Try to do this without looking at the lecture slides then check your work on Slides 55-57 C.Play the game. Te of Hanoi here: Now such is expedie how you wil l to this problem recursion Optional implement your solution in Python. The computer should solve the problem Just se pris e de rahul graphic o ut. What should be the input and what thered What is the base ce Lab Part 5. Print Format Options Review sides 61.66 from the lecture, relating to print formatting. Create a Python file with test Cases Cercising all of most of the formatting features presented. There is no need to define functions or a main for this activity, this is just a scratch file to practice using the commands (Mark's personal favorite is the new "string" format shown on Slide 65, but it is good to be