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Question 3: A list can be reversed using .reverse(). However, suppose we have a list whose entries might also be lists, and those lists can further contain lists, etc., and we want to reverse ALL the lists at all levels. Write a recursive function called total.reverse that does this, returning a new list with itself reversed and every list contained inside it reversed. Example output: >>> L1 = [1, [3, 4], 16, [21, 42, [65, 77]], 0] >>> L2 = total_reverse(L1) >>> print (L2) [0, [[77, 65), 42, 21], 16, [4, 3], 1]