Some languages do not have loops. Write a function, using tail recursion $($and no loops$)$ to compute the minimum value of an array or list in Python, C$,$ JavaScript, and in either Go$,$ Erlang, or Rust $($your choice$).$ Obviously these languages probably already have a min$-$value$-$in$-$array function in a standard library, but the purpose of this problem is for you to demonstrate your understanding of tail recursion. Your solution must be in the classic functional programming style, that is$,$ it must be stateless. Use parameters, not nonlocal variables, to accumulate values. Assume the array or list contains floating$-$point values.