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An alternative strategy for the expo function uses the following recursive definition: expo(number, exponent) = 1, when exponent = 0 = number * expo(number, exponent – 1), when exponent is odd = (expo(number, exponent // 2)) ** 2, when exponent is even Define a recursive function expo that uses this strategy, and state its computational complexity using big O notation.

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