1. Write a Python function called Squares that takes a list of integers and returns a list of the
same integers, but squared. Use recu rs io n, not a for loop or a while loop, to accomplish this.
(Note: This is actually an example of tail recursion.) Thus, Squares( [8,2,3] ) should
return the list [64,4,9].
2. What will the following print statment print?
class foo():
def init ( self, arg ):
self.x = ( arg, arg * arg )
z = foo( 5 )
print z.x
1
