<prompt> Kutokana na kichwa cha orodha single kushikamana, reverse orodha, na kurudi orodha reversed.  <response>: Heres a Python implementation that reverses a singly linked list:class ListNode: def __init__self, val0, nextNone: self.val val self.next nextdef reverseListhead: ListNode - ListNode: prev None curr head while curr: temp curr.next curr.next prev prev curr curr temp return prevThe function reverseList takes in the head of a singly linked list as its input and returns the new head of the reversed list. It uses a prev variable to keep track of the previous node, a curr variable to traverse the list, and a temp variable to temporarily store the next node in the list. It then iteratively sets the next pointers of the nodes to the previous node, updates the prev, curr, and temp variables, and continues until the entire list is reversed. 