Python code!

Create an iterator whose constructor takes an integer (n) and a function (f) as argument and represents the sequence of the numbers f(n),f(n+1),f(n+2),.

For example:

>>> squares = iterApply(1,lambda x: x**2)

>>> squares.__next__()

1

>>> squares.__next__()

4

>>> squares.__next__()

9

You can start with the following code:

class iterApply():

#write your code here